Subset affords access to a fifth element. One that people like us—children of the Third Industrial Revolution instead of the Water Tribes, Earth Kingdom, Fire Nation and Air Nomads—can learn to bend: information.

Subset affords access to a fifth element. One that people like us—children of the Third Industrial Revolution instead of the Water Tribes, Earth Kingdom, Fire Nation and Air Nomads—can learn to bend: information.

This is the very definition of dumb sharing: a multi-dimensional output is collapsed down to a single dimensional preference ("receive", "don't receive"). Instead, consider some of the latent possibilities...

This is the very definition of dumb sharing: a multi-dimensional output is collapsed down to a single dimensional preference ("receive", "don't receive"). Instead, consider some of the latent possibilities...

Like math, recurrent neural networks, big data and protocols, email digests are unreasonably effective. There's a massive asymmetry between the time, energy and expense required to produce them, and the value added for the producer, the recipients and the cultural landscape at large. And that was be

Like math, recurrent neural networks, big data and protocols, email digests are unreasonably effective. There's a massive asymmetry between the time, energy and expense required to produce them, and the value added for the producer, the recipients and the cultural landscape at large. And that was be

We have a prototype product ready for use. It's a Google Sheet that generates email digests. It's ideal for people who want to save the interesting things they find, share them in a simple format, and search for them later.

We have a prototype product ready for use. It's a Google Sheet that generates email digests. It's ideal for people who want to save the interesting things they find, share them in a simple format, and search for them later.

We're prolific curators ourselves and we've long been dissatisfied with the time, energy and expense required to find and store interesting things, share them to relevant people and destinations, and search amongst found things once the original context has disintegrated. So we've taken up the missi

We're prolific curators ourselves and we've long been dissatisfied with the time, energy and expense required to find and store interesting things, share them to relevant people and destinations, and search amongst found things once the original context has disintegrated. So we've taken up the missi

Today, a particular class of web citizen remains unrecognised, and the goods they produce remain illegible. This post focuses on the latter part of this fundamental inadequacy: Dunbar goods and their resilience to contemporary search paradigms and communication practices.

Today, a particular class of web citizen remains unrecognised, and the goods they produce remain illegible. This post focuses on the latter part of this fundamental inadequacy: Dunbar goods and their resilience to contemporary search paradigms and communication practices.

"In this post, we're going to look at the conceptual building blocks of the inverse: "smart sharing". This is when a sharer's multi-dimensional output is accessible by recipients in various configurations, approximating the possibilities determined by the output's inherent characteristics."

"In this post, we're going to look at the conceptual building blocks of the inverse: "smart sharing". This is when a sharer's multi-dimensional output is accessible by recipients in various configurations, approximating the possibilities determined by the output's inherent characteristics."