Kyle Steinike
@producethis
Greetings! I work in technology and film!
Kyle Steinike
producethis.substack.com
I’m happy to let my thermostat automatically turn my heat on and off or to let an AI drive a car or optimize the traffic lights in a city. I’m less sure about an AI that sets tax rates, or corporate regulations or foreign policy. Or an AI that tells us that it can’t explain why, but strongly urges us to declare war—right now
Rethinking Democracy for the Age of AI - Schneier on Security
“Many people view their habits and routines as obstacles or, at the very least, obligations to get through. Making the morning coffee, driving your kids to the next activity, preparing the next meal—we often see our routines as chores to be completed.
But these are not moments to be dismissed. They are life. Making coffee can be a peaceful... See more
But these are not moments to be dismissed. They are life. Making coffee can be a peaceful... See more
James Clear • 3-2-1: On having enough, the power of books, and a recipe for success
Resiliency and Scale
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Mandatory work earns you a living. Voluntary work earns you a future.
The work you do during regular hours earns you a paycheck, but it’s what you do (or don’t do) outside of those hours that earns you opportunity.
I’ve seen many people fight this insight, and almost none of them win.
The work you do during regular hours earns you a paycheck, but it’s what you do (or don’t do) outside of those hours that earns you opportunity.
I’ve seen many people fight this insight, and almost none of them win.
Inner Excellence
“One way to stand out is to look for pockets of low competition.
Wake up early—less traffic, fewer people.
Go deeper or narrower in your field—less noise, more space.
People are drawn to where it is crowded. Look for the quiet spaces inside your areas of interest. Excellence often hides at the edges.”
Wake up early—less traffic, fewer people.
Go deeper or narrower in your field—less noise, more space.
People are drawn to where it is crowded. Look for the quiet spaces inside your areas of interest. Excellence often hides at the edges.”
James Clear • 3-2-1:On thinking like a scientist, how to stand out from the crowd, and what wisdom looks like
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The generalist becomes more powerful when they develop a specialty where they can apply their broad insight.
The specialist becomes more powerful when they develop a broader surface area of knowledge to connect with their expertise.
Which side are you favoring right now? Would you benefit from a broader area to apply your already honed skills? Or do... See more
The specialist becomes more powerful when they develop a broader surface area of knowledge to connect with their expertise.
Which side are you favoring right now? Would you benefit from a broader area to apply your already honed skills? Or do... See more