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/diggDigg > X
Refreshing to not be flooded by dividing political content every scroll. Highly enjoying seeing some random but human content everywhere.
/longevityBuilt a free tool to help desk workers do "exercise snacks" - the research convinced me this is underrated for longevity
I've spent 20 years building tech companies (chess ed-tech, social games, now AI). After my last exit I finally had time to dig into the longevity research - and one thing kept jumping out at me: exercise snacks. The data is compelling. Dr. Rhonda Patrick summarises it well - br
/startupsMy 20 year startup journey - from online communities to ed-tech exit to AI
Been building things online since the early 2000s. Started with gaming and football communities that scaled to tens of thousands of users - learned the hard way how to build engagement and retain people. Jumped into Facebook gaming when that wave hit. Built social games (Metropo
/entrepreneursMy 20 year Entrepeneurship journey
Hi everyone,Here because I hate reddit xD Digg was awesome, glad to see it back.A little bit about me: Started my journey founding online communities (SoccerOD, VGCity) which grew to tens of thousands of users. That taught me the fundamentals of building engaged communities from
/humanizeHumanize AI Together
I'm David, and I’m with SEOZilla.ai, so yeah, thinking about how to make AI content feel more human is kinda my thing. It’s pretty obvious that what separates the bland AI stuff from the engaging, relatable stuff is all about how we interact with it. That’s why today I started t
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