On 2018-04-08 22:02, Kate Krauss wrote:
> Generally speaking, the way to help people in distress is to ask them what
> they need (rather than guessing or assuming, which often results in a tool
> without a user base and a lot of people who desperately needed something
> else).
Just wanted to
Yep. I completely agree with Jayne and Kate. Many in Silicon Valley often
start with a solution in search of a problem, whereas Stanford Liberation
Technology always preached start with a problem and then figure out a
solution. If the solution requires tech, great. If not, don't use tech. But
Hi,
I happen to be in DC for this week and was keen to know if anyone in the group
is going to attend the hearing on Facebook: Transparency and the Use of
consumer data at House of Representatives.
Please inbox me of the list so we can meetup.
Regards,
Arzak
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Happy Spring!
I wanted to share another quick update with you at a time when everything seems
to be happening. They say as you get older that life moves faster. I am
starting to feel like the flash these days!
In the world of Open Banking, I think its fair to say everything's happening.
After
