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A new version of Subset is now available on iOS via TestFlight.
The big upgrade? Share direct from the app or the Subset share extension > select info to include and add share notes > see and search share records > link those share records to their outcomes
We also cleaned up the UX: there's swipe actions in the list view, a toolbar in the detail view, pill buttons for sorting share records, and generally more cohesive styling across UIs.
Head to the site to see it in action and/or get access.
https://subset.network
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A new version of Subset is now available on iOS via TestFlight.
+ Summary stats and streaks
+ Compound search queries
+ URL clean-up
+ Import and export
Head to the site to see it in action and/or get access right now.
https://subset.network/
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Subset is now available on iOS via TestFlight.
Right now, there's simple saving and search. Next up? Sharing.
Head to the site to see it in action and get access.
https://subset.network
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The new non-fiction author stack.
- Content: single price for multi format access (ebook, dead tree, audio)
- Context: contextualising LLM plus connection to tools like Connected Papers
- Community: some combo of forum, live/multiplayer sync, and feed interactivity
https://warpcast.com/msms/0xf0122c91
https://warpcast.com/gabrielayuso.eth/0xc6c7ab3d
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Personal Dunbar goods on demand.
https://warpcast.com/seanwbren/0x91067d97
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"What I like about multiplayer cursors, cursor chat, and shared highlighting is that it’s like the opposite of a feature…
It’s not differentiation. It wouldn’t dilute me if you did it too. (But it shouldn’t be a browser feature, it’s part of the site, it’s me designing the vibe for this particular place.)
It doesn’t stand out. If there’s nobody else on this site you wouldn’t even notice.
It should be everywhere. It’s how the web should be."
https://warpcast.com/vgr/0x3f9a033a
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A Dynamicland proposal for a communal science lab—as opposed to an explicitly computational one—that prioritises the embedding of visibility, agency, physical reality and in-person collaboration into the practice of science.
https://dynamicland.org/2024/The_communal_science_lab.pdf
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"We're excited too, because this new paradigm is not limited to video games. It has more mundane applications: it opens up entirely new search spaces. Those which are a feature of both antiquity and science fiction. It hints at generative memory palaces. Interactive representations of saved things that can be inhabited by end users. To get a feel for this speculative possibility, let's examine its constituent elements..."
https://paragraph.xyz/@subset/generative-memory-palaces
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An op-ed about the not-so-graceful degradation of the Spotify experience, and how its insistent algorithmic, homogenised curation led one user to seek an alternative.
https://www.newyorker.com/culture/infinite-scroll/why-i-finally-quit-spotify
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A blog from Kagi—a newer search engine provider—that examines the structure and influence of Google, reviews the outcomes of the recent US antitrust case, and proposes opening Google's search index as an "Essential Facility" to foster competition and innovation in the search market.
https://blog.kagi.com/dawn-new-era-search
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