Inoreader Inoreader blog: This is a great idea. … [Continue reading]
“VW’s Audi to cut one in ten jobs to fund shift to electric vehicles”
Reuters: Business News: "Audi said it would cut up to 9,500 jobs, or 10.6% of its total staff by 2025, saving 6 billion euros ($6.61 billion), but also create up to 2,000 new positions in the areas of electric mobility and digitalization." … [Continue reading]
“It’s a bigger market than Windows, and while Microsoft doesn’t have the same dominant position, the opportunity is so large that it might not matter.”
Ben Thompson (paywall): Nadella’s point is that by virtue of Tier 1 workloads increasingly running in the cloud, Microsoft (and AWS, etc.) can naturally participate and be paid for workloads that it previously didn’t participate in at all; it’s … [Continue reading]
“Coda’s programmable document editor comes out of beta, launches iOS app”
TechCrunch: You’re not going to use Coda, which was founded in 2017 and received funding from VC heavyweights like Greylock, Khosla Ventures and NEA, as a full-blown low code/no code service. It’s still a bit too limited for that. But you can use … [Continue reading]
“An egg is the most popular photo on Instagram. What’s that worth?”
An egg is the most popular photo on Instagram. What’s that worth? - Recode: Lachtman thinks @world_record_egg could rake in as much as $250,000 to run a single ad to all of its followers if it decides to sell out. Others, like Sean Spielberg at … [Continue reading]
“Coasean Skies”
Alex Tabarrok at Marginal REVOLUTION, "Marginal REVOLUTION": > … [Continue reading]
“Solar Just Hit a Record Low Price In the U.S.”
Earther: The project in question is the Eagle Shadow Mountain Solar Farm, which will begin operating in 2021. The farm will have a generating capacity of 300 megawatts, enough to power about 210,000 American homes. But it’s the price part that’s … [Continue reading]
Behind Vice
New York Magazine: "Vice Media Was Built on a Bluff": If the modern version of Vice has a born-on date, it may have come in the spring of 2010, when the company landed a meeting with Intel, the computer-chip-maker, which wanted more young people … [Continue reading]
Google Nukem Forever
John Gruber on Google Duplex and Google in general: I maintain that Google is wrong for the way it presents in-the-works not-yet-ready features. I think like Microsoft of old (and Apple of ancient times), Google, institutionally, is only excited … [Continue reading]
“Netflix Now “
MG Siegler: Take Bright, for example. By almost all critical accounts, it’s a bad movie. But while this might matter if it were released in a traditional movie theater, it turns out that this doesn’t actually matter on Netflix. Well, to be fair, … [Continue reading]
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