#79: Tweetscape, A Supercharged Twitter Feed
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Note: We’re currently hiring a Founding Developer to lead Tweetscape. Please apply or reach out if you have questions! What’s wrong with Twitter? It’s simple. We don’t like the current feed. It feels too much like this: Our feed is a little bit of everything, all of the time: a meme tweet from Web3, a funny Tide ad, or a suggested topic to follow (gardening!). To put it bluntly, it’s a bunch of arbitrary shit. It leaves us feeling like this: It’s not that the people we follow are bad; they’re brilliant! Cultural evolution researchers, satirical artists, complex systems teachers,…
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