@neats29 I’ve always thought this should be a thing. Either as a reciprocal thing / mutual agreement, or as a paid service. I’d be well up for exchanging feedback like that
@paulcousins This is really cool man!
Interesting to think, with precise enough control over tape speed you could record a long single note and have it come out as a melody.
Imagine a midi keyboard rigged up to control tape speed, to play it as an instrument
A story that illuminates why abundance liberals are going to struggle with some progressive activists:
In March, I gave a talk on climate tech at a senior center - they loved it! In Q&A, a woman asked “how do we get people to do their part + dry their clothes on the line?” 1/7
@haridigresses This is an awesome idea Hari.
“Solved problems” is a great way to describe HR/Finance/Legal, and trying to reinvent the wheel is a very common mistake (even for large global companies)
@m_ashcroft So true.
This will probably change when one has lots of history built up of your specific requests, follow up questions, preferences, data etc. though?
@JamesClear Congrats James!
Atomic Habits helped me stay on top of a lot of complex challenges in my career (HR & tech consulting)
So much so, that I reference it in advice to others on having a successful career in consulting (see the link pinned to my profile)
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1/ On Sept 12, 2023, Benchmark’s Bill Gurley gave a presentation at the All-In Summit titled “2,851 Miles” where he discussed the past, present, and future of regulatory capture in Silicon Valley.
He received a standing ovation and his presentation was dubbed “an instant classic.”
Former PayPal COO David Sacks immediately called it “the best talk in the history of All-In” and said “we need to get it out there immediately so it can start going viral. And I think it will go very viral.”
First Round’s Chris Fralic thought it was “So good. A Perfect TEDTalk” and “it’s gold.”
Shopify Founder and CEO Tobi Lutke commented that everyone should “definitely watch [Bill’s] incredible talk… once it comes out.”
One audience member liked it so much he yelled at Bill to run for President as the applause died down.
I found the talk full of interesting anecdotes and wanted to be able to refer back to it easily, so I transcribed the talk and screengrabbed the slides.
Thought I might try something new and share it here.
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@LBacaj This is awesome Louie, well done.
Your course was a big inspiration for me to finish my own equivalent content.
Small Bets will be even better with both @dvassallo and yourself on board!
@swardley Also this tends to spiral out of control at the worst times. The more at risk a project is, the more emphasis there is on pulling people into status tracking meetings vs focus on actually doing the work