Why tacit knowledge is more important than deliberate practice.
“Tacit knowledge is knowledge that cannot be captured through words alone. Think about riding a bicycle. Riding a bicycle is impossible to teach through descriptions.” | learn more
“Tacit knowledge is knowledge that cannot be captured through words alone. Think about riding a bicycle. Riding a bicycle is impossible to teach through descriptions.” | learn more
This was interesting, and went so well for the author that he edited the post to add a link to their careers page. “Plant-based cheese has captured less then 1% of the US cheese market compared to plant-based milk that […]
“Some of the world’s most creative minds, including Salvador Dalí and Thomas Edison described using this sleep technique to bolster creativity.” | learn more
“There was once a Reddit comment from an extremely frustrated retail clerk wondering why people in the neighborhood made him spend so much time counting out refunds of $500 gift cards.” | learn more
“Tokens are the paid customer acquisition channel of web3. By analyzing how web3 companies invest tokens, we can calculate the cost of customer acquisition (CAC) for a crypto company.” | learn more
Roy Bahat has lived in both places and cultures and this thread is wonderful. “I’ve seen the game in both places, and, to caricature a few differences, with as much truth as possible…” | learn more
“50 of technology’s top thinkers weigh in on the year ahead.” Loads of interesting ideas to consider here: inflation, the war for talent, decarbonization, and more! | learn more
“Regardless of Scrooge’s motives, because he spent little, everyone else enjoyed more, as surely as if Scrooge had divided his fortune and sent a few coins to everyone in the country.” | learn more
“Winning bidder of this lot will have until July 2022 to decide between keeping the NFT or exchanging it for the physical artwork it represents. Only one can be kept, the other one will be destroyed.” What an interesting concept! […]
Four data sets with the same statistical properties (mean, variance, correlation, regression) and nothing else in common. | learn more