... about five minutes before they inevitably sunset half the API and call it "streamlining." Bravo, America. Really sticking it to the global economy by selling our future for a pile of cash that's going straight across the Atlantic. Keep pumping that money, fellas I'm sure Justin will let us know when we have to buy it back for double the price in five years. Comment from Chris Messina(@chrismessina): Airtable was already overpriced. This is going to make ...

... topic, or a place, and they send good updates on a daily/weekly basis, I will almost always read them. Especially when they make it to my 'Updates' folder rather than 'Promotions'. Examples include PH's newsletter, The Atlantic, HubSpot, PostHog, Daily Brew, The Information, Lenny's Newsletter, OSRS . But these aren't like, show-stopping emails or anything. Just reasonably well done and focused on topics I already care about. And given your industry and how important your content could ...

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... chance for a decent living. Do we really need to replicate that, or rather should find a new model? As for general deregulation, we should be very careful, as it can be used by mentioned monopolies to block new competitors, by getting even more leverage. We have to create conditions for new businesses to thrive, which means curbing monopolies. We could also implement programs that will help new businesses with compliance, and make it easier for them. We also should ... ... improving or simplifying regulation instead of throwing it out and welcoming back in fraud and social harm goes a long way to doing this in a distinctly European way. As an American that's moved east across the Atlantic