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How dating feels like

When listening to an audiobook, why is it hard to follow what’s said at a speed like 2x, but if you use a faster speed (like 2.5x) for 5-10 seconds and then switch back to 2x, it feels instantly way easier to understand?

The only way @Sony comes back from this is if the whole thing is a stunt, and actually marketing for a new camera mode that lets you disable processing, kind of like Process Zero from @halidecamera.

@DanaThomasParis @BigBrainBizness There are no Apple Store or Louis Vuitton stores in Times Square

@stephane @BigBrainBizness Admittedly, I was thinking of Times Square.

Bernard Arnault, CEO of LVMH, on the time Steve Jobs came to him for advice before launching Apple Stores: He recalls that Jobs personally reached out when planning Apple's retail strategy. "I happened to know Steve Jobs and when he started the shops, he came to us to ask advice." Jobs had a specific vision in mind. He wanted Apple stores positioned near Louis Vuitton boutiques, treating technology with the same retail philosophy as luxury goods. Arnault continues: "You can see many of his shops are not far from Louis Vuitton because he told me 'I would like advice and I would like to see if we can put Apple shops in the same area.'" The reaction from the industry was brutal. Even Michael Dell, one of the most powerful voices in tech at the time, publicly dismissed the idea. "Everybody thought it's completely crazy to sell Apple products in a shop because at that time he was selling the Apple products only through wholesaler like for instance Dell. And I remember at the time Michael Dell saying it's completely crazy, it will never work." But Jobs ignored the critics. For Arnault, this is the perfect illustration of a principle he deeply believes in: "That's an example of contrarian thinking, you know, that that is working." The lesson? When everyone in your industry agrees something "will never work," that's often exactly where the biggest opportunity lies.

@DanaThomasParis @BigBrainBizness Apple’s flagship in NYC is 3 min away from the Louis Vuitton store

@BigBrainBizness Bull. In Paris, the Apple stores are nowhere near LV. Ditto London and NY. He’s making this up, and can’t be contradicted because Jobs is dead.

The whoop charger replacement cost $45

dating in your 20s / dating in your 30s

I can't figure out if vaccines work or not. Tough one. Need Sherlock Holmes on this one.

Do we not teach American children about the cult of personality?

@MikeCarbone Beautiful photo!

Madison square park scoring insane aura points with the new flatiron renovation

I feel a little strange, or rather worried, about my memory. The past is fading, and with it so many good memories. Some that I probably wanted to keep are already gone. When I was young, I often wondered how people would remember me after I was gone. Here I am, still alive, in my 30s and I have already forgotten the young man I used to be. Will I remember writing this 15 years from now? -- Hey stranger, I used to be you.

why does it look so bad? i would expect something much more realistic in 2026

@Jason I’m in

We started an AI founder twitter group... reply with "I'm in" if you're a founder and want to be added

“In the end the Party would announce that two and two made five, and you would have to believe it.” -George Orwell, 1984.

Pete Hegseth could call this a Quarter Pounder and MAGA would be fine with it smh

keep scrolling bro im sure the next post will be life changing

Just watched a robot kill itself

What Did Ancient Humans Do at Night? youtu.be/st_Ah6Ykbh4?si…

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