Jason Saltzman, CEO of Alley, congratulates the graduates of an AB InBev and Techstars accelerator program for food and beverage tech startups, with 10 companies offering services ranging from AI-powered flavor prediction to a wearable alcohol consumption tracker. via Entrepreneur.
This article provides a step-by-step guide for creating a home media server with a NAS device. via Gizmodo.
How to Disagree, a blog post on "The Big Picture," suggests that when disagreements arise, it's crucial to engage in constructive dialogue, as emphasized by Paul Graham.
via The Big PictureNew York City is requiring rideshare companies to share passenger pickup and drop-off data to improve transportation systems and infrastructure. via WIRED
Snap Inc.'s early attempt to sell in-app purchases for Snapchat Lenses failed, leading them to make Lenses free and focus on advertising revenue instead.
via Fast Company
Snapchat's parent company, Snap Inc., has filed for an IPO seeking to raise $3 billion. via Techmeme
Freakonomics Radio assembles a panel of experts, including a two-time Super Bowl champ, to provide insights on the Super Bowl for both fanatics and newbies. via Freakonomics.
Snap Inc., parent company of Snapchat, filed to go public seeking to raise $3 billion. The company reported 161 million daily active users and made $1.05 average revenue per user in Q4 2016.
via TechmemeLinkedIn analyzed UK marketer profiles to identify the top 10 overused buzzwords, encouraging professionals to choose more impactful language. via The Drum.
Lyft is donating $1 million to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) over four years. The company stated that the donation is in response to the executive order banning immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries.
via The VergeMarcos Garcia of the afrobeat band Antibalas leads a new heavy psych band called Here Lies Man, whose debut album is described as what would happen "if Black Sabbath played Afrobeat." via Brooklyn Vegan.
Pascal's wager, the argument for believing in God due to the potential for eternal reward, was actually a product of increasing religious skepticism. via Nautilus
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