Corporate persons never really die. They just enter a poorly documented liminal state, from which they can be (and are) not infrequently rehydrated by sprinkling a filing fee on top of their grave.
@patio11
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Senior Managers Lack Operations Research Understanding
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Also, spoiler alert for a future Complex Systems recording: things you have to bold because senior managers at the department under discussion do not understand operations research as well as e.g. a 16 year old who could beat Factorio.
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California EDD Strike Team Technical Documentation Excellence
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Not often you find technical writing this great in the footnotes of government documents, so: here is how the State of California EDD strike team footnoted SAN.
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AdWords Business Model: Automated Bidding and B2B Economics
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AdWords is by far most effective business model for bidding for attention in 10-25 cent increments, because it pushes all the decisionmaking effort to dueling robots rather than humans, and secondarily does the payments in macro sizes B2B versus needing B2C wallets worldwide.
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Blockchain Transparency Challenge: Stablecoin Payment Volume Data
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Interestingly for everything-is-on-a-public-blockchain it turns out to be very difficult to get trustworthy numbers for e.g. stablecoin payments volume, in a way it is not difficult to get trustworthy numbers for other sorts of payment volume. Per Haseeb, Binance *might* know.
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Asset Managers Correspondent Banking: Market Structure Over Innovation
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One way to understand them is "What if we *all* just did correspondent banking through, oh, two-ish asset managers. But we sprinkle some database on it to convince people that the innovation is the database and not the market structure / regulatory dodge." Not *100%* accurate.
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Product Manager Convergence: Same Metrics, Same Users, Same Outcome
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Not meaningfully next to “It’s the ~same product managers targeting the ~same metrics with the ~same users; of course they experience convergent evolution.”
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FTC Investigates Facebook Antitrust Claims in Social Networking
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Facebook is getting investigated by FTC for anti-trust in social networking. They claim it has ~no competitors. It got a government witness to agree on stand that ~all usage of their core apps counts as social networking. FB then screen grabs common use cases on its apps.
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AI Murder Report: Critical Slides 38-41 Analysis
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Hello Internet I’d like to report a murder. (See particularly slides 38-41.)
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Deep Understanding of Reality Carries Intrinsic Dual Use Implications
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> Deep understanding of reality is intrinsically dual use. is a wonderful sentence (and broader insight).