Aaron Parecki

Great opportunity for sites and services to start looking at replacing consumer federation with #passkeys!

Check out http://passkeys.dev for more info.

Google Calendar, but it shows the cost of the meeting

Starting February 9, we will no longer support free access to the Twitter API, both v2 and v1.1. A paid basic tier will be available instead 🧵

(3) However, one week’s notice and no indication of pricing shows Twitter is chaotic and unreliable. No one’s going to build a business on that;
(4) So you’re basically just shutting down the API and causing massive damage to Twitter in the most labour intensive way possible.

Short version:
(1) Developers add value to Twitter by helping people create content. They add value to the core service;
(2) Having said that, it is not unreasonable to want to find a way to charge those developers who extract more value than they contribute;

We’re like 15 years away from millennial communities being senior communities

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every time you use a crazy thumbnail face a little part of your soul will die but it’s ok because you’ll get views. Who needs a soul anyway.

Google's new music model MusicLM is the breakthrough of the week.

Here it is in action.

Just describe the music and it'll generate the track:

The "web3" bubble was one of the most bizarre events I've witnessed. In the span of a week people and tech press started to hallucinate about a technology which patently did not exist and which no one could describe. Only comparable is like the dancing manias of 17th century.

I really miss being able to sort a YouTube channel's videos by "oldest". It's super helpful when doing analysis and understanding a creator's backstory - how they got started, etc.

Number of total videos also disappeared - wonder why that was a problem?

Whoever claimed that the "internet is forever" didn't have to go back to the internet of 2009 for a research project only to find that 75% of the links go nowhere now.

AWS: $10k
Legal fees: $15k
Team lunches: $5k
Salaries: $40k
7 note taking tools because the team couldn’t decide which one to use as the wiki: $100k
Marketing: $30

someone who is good at budgeting please help me my startup is dying

mfs heard "little boxes made of ticky tacky little boxes all the same, there's a pink one and a yellow one" and went WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN

Dubai suburbs are the final boss of suburbs.

Imagine it's Sunday morning. You've been allowed to sleep in as long as you want, and you have no chores or responsibilities all day. There's fresh fallen snow on the ground. Your mom makes Cinnamon rolls and serves you breakfast. But you're almost 3, so you are blind with rage.

I've been making tutorials since 2013 and I have never ever needed to go back and re-edit anything. Especially after a month or years have passed. In fact, if I need to reference an old video, I download the 720p version from YouTube. A-roll is a waste of space IMO.

Haha I’m in the same position. Kept everything so far but man it’s eating up my storage space.