Aaron Parecki

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.