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love observations like these. we assume people inside legit institutions are all competent, when the truth is everyone is just winging it and we can always make things better.
Larry David said in an interview that at the end of each season of Curb your Enthusiasm, he feels there are no more good ideas and questions whether there could be another season.
... See more“So at the end of the season, there’s this hole — there aren’t any ideas that he really likes — so how could he possibly do another season? He’s the only person on the pla
Taking notes, I’ve come to realize, is a form of collecting. I’ve never been interested in collecting physical things, but when it comes to beautiful literary quotes, I have thousands of notebook entries.
Jillian Hess • Alfred Kinsey's Notes on Americans' Sex-Lives
-It should be well aligned with activities or behaviors that are under the control of individual payee. This ensures participants are motivated to act.
Cathy Barrera • Economics of Tokenized Incentives 2: Selecting Effective Performance Metrics
It’s still incredibly early for NFTs. If the target market is ultimately “anyone who buys anything online” (which it should be), and over 2 billion people have made an online purchase, then only 0.01% of the target market has purchased an NFT, using OpenSea’s 292k all-time traders as a proxy.
Packy McCormick • Nifty Corporates
The amount of data in the world doubles every two years.
Carrie Webster • Information And Information Architecture: The BIG Picture — Smashing Magazine
Too Much Efficiency Makes Everything Worse: Overfitting and the Strong Version of Goodhart's Law
Jascha Sohl-Dicksteinsohl-dickstein.github.ioIn order to grow, ideas need financial capital. But they also need emotional capital — good energy, positivity, and resilience. The best way to control your emotional capital is to fine tune your internal monologue and replace your hunger for approval with a desire to grow