Matt Alldian

Reid Hoffman says Silicon Valley companies are now expected to double in size every few months in a trend he calls "blitzscaling." This method prioritizes speed over efficiency and sometimes means ignoring customer complaints or tolerating bad management to achieve rapid growth.

via WIRED

Some programmers are automating their own jobs to free up time for leisure or to pursue new skills. via The Atlantic

Well Spent assumes Drapeau Noir's new basic hoodies are great based on the brand's reputation. via Well Spent

This New Yorker piece examines controversies surrounding Facebook, including misinformation, data privacy, and political influence. via The New Yorker

Oblique Strategies is a card deck created to help inspire creativity through prompts that can be followed or adapted.

Fourteen different mental models, including Bayes' Theorem and the Pareto Principle, are explored as problem-solving and decision-making tools.