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Boston, Salt Lake City
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Don’t Die a Point Solution

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By Evan Armstrong
| The Leverage
There is a specific kind of email you do not want to receive in August if you run an HVAC company. This sticky month is your busiest of the year, and if you get a message from your system of record saying, “You have to change your workflows in the next 30 days or else we will turn you off,” you are about to lose tens of thousands of dollars to admin time that should be spent slinging air conditioners.
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A Billion Dollars Buys You Nothing Now

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By Evan Armstrong
| The Leverage
My very big neon sign that I will soon bring to a city near you. There is a version of the AI story where LLMs make the internet suck. In our already too corporate, too frictionless world, LLMs act as an intellectual slip-n-slide where we all go schloooom down the tarp into a world of mass attention consolidation. Platforms own our data and use that to make the stuff they think we want. The good version of the AI story is one of wild, borderline dangerous, individual empowerment.
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Who Gets Rich When Everyone Can Code

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By Evan Armstrong
| The Leverage
On a sweaty August night in 1973, Cindy Campbell’s back-to-school party birthed a movement. The event ran from 9pm to 4am, with her mom serving snacks and her dad bringing the beers. But it was her brother, DJ Kool Herc, who was about to make history. For months, he had been developing a new technique in which he combined turntables and a mixer to frantically loop a section of a song. With this, he could create a repeating beat, over which his friend Coke La Rock would perform spoken-word poetry.
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