The sections of the interview about AI, Threads, and Meta’s use of Open Source were most interesting to me.

I think Zuck is getting better at long-form interviews, and as one of the only Big Tech founders still around, he’s a bit of a scarce resource (I guess it depends if you count Nvidia and Tesla as Big Tech 🤔 - they certainly are big and tech ). No, this is not the interview recorded in VR with uncanny-valley avatars that was making the rounds recently, this is a different one. I enjoyed this one ( transcript and audio-only versions here ). Where can I find a time capsule filled with toothpaste and detergent? 🤔

I wish I could try toothpaste from the 1950s and see if I notice a huge difference compared to modern toothpaste, or if it’s all basically the same thing (a mild soapy abrasive with mint flavor)… Once in a while, there’s a real notable improvement, but otherwise, it’s probably just changing things around for the sake of difference because there are huge marketing benefits to doing so.Įven if improvements are small and incremental, if they are real, over long periods they should add up to a large difference, no? We’re supposedly getting better toothpaste, detergent, deodorant, etc. 🛀💭🫧🕰️ Every consumer packaged goods (CPG) company releases a “new and improved” version of their products every once in a while. We should never discount the role of luck and randomness in everything we do, but that truth shouldn’t be an excuse NOT to focus on the things that we can control and have an impact on. Beast explaining how he developed his YouTube skills and what it takes to rise to the top of the power law is fascinating - my biggest takeaway is his level of obsession and deliberate practice. Let’s pour one out for the shy extroverts, who got dealt a tough hand 😬 To explain the difference, I like to use the analogy that introverts recharge their batteries when they’re alone and extroverts recharge their batteries when they’re with others. My guess is that it’s easier for introverted people to imagine what it’s like to be extroverted than the reverse, mostly because a lot of extroverted traits are outwardly observable, while a lot of introverted traits stay below the surface.īut hey, I say this as an introverted guy, so maybe I *don’t* understand extroverts and I’m only kidding myself that I do. Is it more difficult in one direction than the other?

🤫😆🎭 How accurately can very introverted people imagine what it feels like to be very extroverted and vice versa?

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