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米スタートアップ界隈でオススメしてる人が多い本を読んでみた。
MBA、コンサル、GoogleのVPを経てStripeのCOOになった方なので構えちゃったけど、第1章は自己理解と自己開示の大切さだった。
目標設定、採用、チームの作り方、フィードバックについても秘伝のタレ満載で、勉強になった。 https://t.co/QJzKIKiTXb
David Krakauer, president of the Santa Fe Institute, has a useful framework for describing the tension between assistance and agency that underlies both AI and mental health. Some technologies help us think, like the abacus, or a map. They open up new ways of thinking that we develop over time. Eventually we might not need the technologies any more... See more
Nick Barr • Enhancing Self-Therapy with Internal Family Systems and AI -
Yohei Nakajima (@yoheinakajima) leads a double life.
By day, he’s a general partner of a small venture firm, Untapped Capital.
By night, he’s one of the most prolific internet tinkerers in AI. (He also sometimes works on automating his job as a venture capitalist.)
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Dan Shipper 📧x.com
Who is the most interesting person alive?
My opinion: Josh Waitzkin
Here's why: https://t.co/YvJUFwjriD
The noted neurologist and author Oliver Sacks had this to say about originality, in his essay “Prodigies” from the book An Anthropologist on Mars: Creativity, as usually understood, entails not only a “what,” a talent, but a “who”—strong personal characteristics, a strong identity, personal sensibility, a personal style, which flow into the talent,
... See moreHaruki Murakami • Novelist as a Vocation: The master storyteller on writing and creativity
His product philosophy focuses on combining intuitive design, human psychology, and what’s technologically feasible. After these are melded, economic viability naturally comes afterwards.
Patricia Mou • vol.33: 15 Mindful Product Principles from Allen Zhang, Father of WeChat
introducing omi. thought to action.
order now at https://t.co/5nauWCTeRP... See more
Nik Shevchenkox.com