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Lesson reinforced: You can only force a new behavior for network participants when it is 10x better.
Scott Belsky • “Prefer” Postmortem: 6 Lessons Learned From Building An Independent Pro Network
At Apple, as at Google, a boss’s ability to achieve results had a lot more to do with listening and seeking to understand than it did with telling people what to do; more to do with debating than directing; more to do with pushing people to decide than with being the decider; more to do with persuading than with giving orders; more to do with... See more
Kim Scott • Kim Scott's Radical Candor | The #1 Book For Better Bosses
Endless opportunities to build software for the future of work. https://t.co/CT3Pid0kDQ
Evolving definitions of powerful AI
Evolving definitions of powerful AI highlight various perspectives on processes, generality, performance, and impacts, showcasing insights from notable figures throughout the history of artificial intelligence development.
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evolving definitions of AI, via Jasmine Sun
DEAR SUGAR, The Rumpus Advice Column #77: The Truth That Lives There - The Rumpus
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When considering the question of what is better, algorithms or curation, I think this observation that the core Facebook and Google algorithms are actually solving two very different problems is a useful one. Google is seeking the single best answer to a direct query from an effectively infinite number of data points (i.e. the Internet); while the... See more
Ben Thompson • Curation and Algorithms
don’t be discouraged and Humane Tech
the honesty here is breathtaking - from the founder of daylight.computer
“One of the tragedies of doing humane tech is you lose the humanity in the process of surviving the world, of trying to build something, of trying to get it funded”
Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World a book by David Epstein
David Epstein • 11 highlights
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So accomplishments have a cost basis. What you gain or lose is always relative to where you began. And since we all begin at different spots, there’s a range in how people feel when experiencing the same thing.