Some of my clearest moments of reflection have come while spending time in our national parks. Grateful to see Yosemite captured so beautifully by Glenn Lee Robinson in this #ShotOniPhone photo. #NationalParkWeek
It seems a common experience in the lives of people with high agency is that they, at some point, metaphorically, lean against a wall and discover that there is a hidden door. That some constraint they’ve been told about turns out not to hold, and this allows them to experience something positive. And from this they get into the habit of testing if walls are actually doors, and the more they do so, the more examples of hidden doors they find, and the more inclined they are to look for them. Far from the only thing that sets them apart, but having that experience can be transformative
— Henrik Olof Karlsson
Hey @benjitaylor - thoughts about a focused mode for @X articles? Will hide stuff like navigation, engagement control & other distractions, so I could just read. Sharing some designs.
Sometimes we humans can’t observe quality directly, so we infer it from signals
For instance, if the models become faster, would you think they are getting dumber?
Planning to put one consumer product growth learning everyday for rest of the year, which I have implemented in my career or learn from my peers. Will reflect end of this year.
I’m glad we are back to building great consumer products.
We spent the last few years debating model benchmarks. They will soon disappear or mean less. We are back to asking the age old, hard questions:
Can we build something customers want?
Can we create an experience they want to come back?
Can we deliver real ROI for the business?
Open models will make intelligence abundant. But, product judgment, distribution, trust, taste, and execution will still be rare & hard. Let's get back to working on the hard things now
Thank you, Spain, for showing the world the football should win in the end. You won 10 World Cups today (imo) against all the odds. You are the greatest ❤️🇪🇸
16. Customer anecdotes reveal the problem. Metrics are then measured or built to show the scale of problem. Evals are then written to avoid this problem again
Planning to put one consumer product growth learning everyday for rest of the year, which I have implemented in my career or learn from my peers. Will reflect end of this year.
@Grimezsz I often think how the concept of marriage started. I’m hopeful it’s beyond just putting social norms to keep people together during hard times (love not fear)
Planning to put one consumer product growth learning everyday for rest of the year, which I have implemented in my career or learn from my peers. Will reflect end of this year.