Opens profile photo
Follow
Andrew Yakovlev
@a_yakovlev
seizing the means of consumption
Brooklyn, NYJoined December 2009

Andrew Yakovlev’s Tweets

This is smart
Quote Tweet
The App Tracking Transparency Recession: Pain in the digital advertising sector seems concentrated in social media; the broader advertising market appears healthy currently. I propose that social media platforms are experiencing an ATT recession. (1/X) mobiledevmemo.com/the-att-recess
Show this thread
1
Fair data, this analog will be good to study for turning consumer purchase data into fair data as well, a resource that can seed first experiments in private UBI
Quote Tweet
Moving from a notion of open data to a notion of fair data is critical - especially for the environment, where most of the world's forest areas are located in the world's poorest areas (measured by GDP) nature.com/articles/s4155
Show this thread
We literally have a checkout experience that works like magic because of those 1.46 seconds 🙌
Quote Tweet
In their comprehensive testing, @Voxchain concluded that SKALE realizes a 397.7 Transaction per Second as well as a Time to Finality of 1.46 second. /10
Show this thread
Image
Image
21
For the longest time, I puzzled over a question very important to me as a founder in the ecom space. How deep was Jeff Bezos' initial vision for Amazon? And more importantly how did he communicate it to investors. Thanks for leading me to the answer.
3
7
The more artificial, the higher the value of natural and organic. Keep flooding the market, doing the hard work decomodifying the Human
Can’t do distributed commerce on anything less stellar 👇
Quote Tweet
The truth is in the numbers. #SKALE took first place in the Dartmouth Blockchain (@Voxchain) study with both the fastest Transactions Per Second and Time To Finality! Let’s dive into their findings. 👇 $SKL
Show this thread
Image
3
The day your business issues it’s first discount coupon, is the day you commit to never making as much money as you deserve
1
2
The ‘few bad apples’ defense from police apologists is easy to refute: how many? When I have a bag of apples I can see. That information is never public.
1
1
While at we are focusing on revolutionizing global commerce through tiny bits and blocks - changing how we store purchase data and run promotions - here's a MASSIVE take on how to do it from the other side, aka 'moving weight' love it!
Quote Tweet
I'm fascinated by the fact that cargo airships get more efficient as they get bigger, forever. How far can we push it? My friends and I hired an engineer to design us the biggest flying object ever to find out. elidourado.com/p/cargo-airshi
1
January is almost a wrap. Here's a 👊bump to everyone who made the most of the first month of the year. Sometimes you have to throw out all preconceived notions to see that all you need you already have.
1
eCom needs a new (better) operating system Dashboards that tell me the weather are fine but I need to *make* the weather I need to harmonize front end demand, back end operations, and customer experience under one umbrella There is green, fertile land for whomever builds this
31
97
If anybody needs help w anything today, let me know. I'm doing a little mind cleanse and would like to be useful outside of my own day to day :]
1
Booklist
Quote Tweet
World-renowned physician Gabor Maté’s new book examines the profound physical and psychological harms of “normal” capitalist society, which makes a small minority very well-off while sowing illness and despair on a vast scale. jacobin.com/2022/10/gabor-
1
These Momentum Monday's got me checking the charts for myself... Dow 50/200dma up cross was 41 days ago, and it looks like we'll hit that on Spoo, Nasdaq still holding it out and low for more restructuring - we good 🫡but I wonder is it recession prep? or mistakes were made?
Quote Tweet
Good morning... Here is this week's 'Momentum Monday' as always my pal @ivanhoff2 at the helm with me howardlindzon.com/p/momentum-mon youtube.com/watch?v=eHWhsA The broken trend in stocks versus commodities stands out like a sore thumb
Image
1
There are two $1T problems in the world of retail today: 1. Inventory Planning i.e. losses to overstocking and understocking 2. Consumer Data i.e. the burden of storing and securing … 1 and 2 are related issues, and the solution is the same ->
1
2
Show this thread
Gonna think out loud here. Amazon, now Kroger, Nordstrom, other retail pure plays are moving into serving ads. What is going on? Is it the margins of having an ad network? Is it just because there are so many marketers that have grown up on the click/attention arbitrage?
1