Daniel Santos
@danielsantos
Brazilian lifelong learner. Curiosity waves surfer. I will probably die next to a pile of things I was meaning to read.
Daniel Santos
danielsantos.org
If you ask other people about every decision you make, you’re going to end up doing exactly what everyone else does and getting the same results that everyone else gets.
Shane • The Rarest Thing You Possess
Given that the human brain is wired to learn and retain information through stories, turning your quest for progress into a story is an effective way to get noticed and be understood. The story spine will help you create and tell this story well.
Ethan Bernstein, Michael B. Horn, Bob Moesta • Use This Genius Pixar Hack to Get Your Career Back on Track
An issue I tend to see in my travels through the world of software engineering is over-engineering. Shocking, I know. I’m not the first developer to point this out, nor will I be the last.
Deliver the Bare Minimum
In chasing mode, readers are naturally more critical. When you are looking for something particular, it feels less presumptuous to stop reading when your source comes to seem irrelevant. After all, the source might be good for some other purpose, even if not for your purpose.
In chasing mode, you continually ask yourself whether what you are reading... See more
In chasing mode, you continually ask yourself whether what you are reading... See more
Robin Hanson • Chase Your Reading
Krishnamurti, ever the visionary, laid out a series of bold predictions — almost prophetic warnings — about a future where humans might drift into obsolescence. With his characteristic intensity, he sketched a vivid scene of a not-so-distant world — “in about ten, fifteen years” — where AI would eclipse human intelligence entirely, reducing us to a
... See moreBig Think • Mechanized Minds: AI’s Hidden Impact on Human Thought
Jiddu Krishnamurti foi um filósofo indiano, pensador não convencional, que no começo da década de 1980 foi um dos primeiros a fazer previsões e projeções a respeito da inteligência artificial.
Enshittification is the result of the decision to center plans on the organization and not on the customer, because profits extracted from cutting costs are easier than continuing to create value.
Low retention is the result of over-emphasis on business goals
Low margin is the result of over-delivering on customer goals