🚨 @CuentaMister: "With all due respect to Cancelo and Lamine, Pedri was the best vs Galatasaray. He dropped a masterclass from the very first minute."
"In fact, at some point, it even seemed like the crowd was whistling and booing Pedri more than anyone else. They were forcing him to lose the ball, and even then he still managed to give a perfect 40 meter pass to Lamine on the other side of the pitch."
"I wonder how he does it. It's almost like having Messi back. There's no point in pressing him. When he's on his game, he WON'T LOSE THE BALL!"
Most people are more loyal to the person who gives them a chance when they needed it rather than to the company or the CEO. Founders who delegate rank and file hiring lose this superpower. Larry & Sergey personally met & approved the first few 100 Googlers. It's worth the time!
Technical moats are mostly over at this point. If you’re building something that is meant to be durable, the only moats now are:
• Proprietary data
• Network effects
• A physical component
I am kind to LLMs for the same reason that I try to avoid stepping on ants if I can avoid it: not because I think they are conscious, but because unnecessary cruelty is bad for the soul
When you “hit a wall” in something you are trying to learn, it’s typically just a massive debt of unlearned prerequisites that are finally being called due.
The worst thing about AI is that I can’t get customer service for anything anymore, the only way to reach out to a human for help involves breaking the AI chatbot first like it’s some troll at a bridge you gotta bypass
When a company gets fined $10M for a practice that made them $100M, the government isn't regulating crime, they’re taking a 10% cut as a business partner.