Sheryl Sandberg playing dumb "surprised all of us because we knew her denial wasn’t true,” a source familiar w/ Facebook's Definers work told TechCrunch. "She's pretty exposed right now... Definers knows where the bodies are buried." techcrunch.com/2018/11/30/def…

Super valuable thread on why dock-less bike share has struggled to take root in American cities, for mostly exogenous causes that city governments have much control over @theevancorey not here anymore Amir Efrati Horace Dediu oliver bruce Jessica Lessin michal Naka

Pretty profound stuff in the simplest of terms by Ben Thompson Aggregators and Jobs-to-be-Done stratechery.com/2018/aggregato…

Hey Kody @🏡., nice shoutout to Veemo on Micromobility podcast episode#14 by Horace Dediu and oliver bruce. Glad to see you attending and presenting at The Micromobility Conference in Jan and hope to help bring some Veemo fleets on Seattle streets soon.

knockout_ned doesn’t veer at all. Red tape regulation and antitrust regulation are diametrically opposed (one reduces competition and one enhances it), and it is a triumph of big business that they have been conflated.

The Mahindra e-rickshaw again. This is a very heavy-duty work vehicle. I can't help but imagine how light you could make this as a pure three-seater. You could probably confine it to a meter or just over in width, 100 kg, and use an e-bike powertrain.

Reading it is ok, listening to it (audio linked at top) is even better.

Most of the supposed problems with lime scooters are really problems with how public right if way is allocated. Nearly all of it to big fucking cars leaving the rest to fight over the scraps

Hey, it's Friday night. How about a twitter thread of unpopular opinions about climate policy generally, and the #GreenNewDeal specifically. Ready? Here we go. 1/

The tragic waste of human potential.

Some thoughts on #rkellyinterview

No fan of fb or Zuckerberg, but this piece is pretty convincing as to why private censoring of information is a bad idea and will ultimately silence everyone except those with power.

Live in #WA? Work in #tech? Stay the hell away from jobs at Groupon - #noncompetes are bad for every worker, not just those that make <$100K/year, and business leaders who don't understand that should have a hard time recruiting for any role cc Brian Hall geekwire.com/2021/yelp-and-…

Chris DeVore Groupon oh sheesh, not another one. stay away from them folks!

Noncompetes in WA are real BS. here's another company that's suing employees. stay away from @groupon folks!

Ha ha ha! #Groupon, #GrouponDay

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I’m increasingly of the belief that incentive design is the most important problem to work on. Humans are good at overcoming obstacles when they have reason to do so — the worst problems tend to be ones of cooperation, not technological or scientific understanding.