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honest-broker.com
14 YouTube Videos I’m Recommending Right Now

He's so good he can even win tournaments in French, although he doesn't know how to speak the language. David Eldar, another Scrabble champion of note, has claimed that Richards is "the best player at any game that ever existed….He's not human."

— David Eldar
2w ago

The trained man is not the man who can perform a difficult feat, but the man who has so internalized a practice that he no longer notices he is performing it. Mastery is invisibility to itself.

1mo ago

The demand that I must not be allowed to say what I know, is the most intolerable tyranny; and it is exercised, not by the mob, but by the learned.

1mo ago
whyisthisinteresting
The Slow Motion Soccer Edition

Composed players aren't actually perceiving time more slowly than those around them. Their brains are just better at predicting what comes next, so they're preparing their next move while everyone else is still processing the current one. The stillness is a byproduct. The speed was spent earlier, in the reading rather than running.

3mo ago
upstartsmedia.com
This Startup Says It's Beating Anthropic And OpenAI In Industrial AI

If 78% sounds like a lackluster C+ grade to you, Bhushan explains that a single person, even an expert one, would likely fail the same test, scoring maybe 10% at best. "These are questions that would be complex for a human to even attempt," he tells Upstarts.

4mo ago
platformer.news
The best argument I’ve heard for why AI won't take your job

If you or I go and vibe-code something, we think we've replaced the engineer, replaced the accountant, replaced the lawyer. But then you actually look — that was the first 80% of the job. The extra 20%, it turns out, is all the value creation of that profession. All the expertise and domain knowledge is in that last 20%, not the text that got generated.

5mo ago

The best process for making decisions is often worse than the best decision-maker. Process forces you to justify actions in advance; great decision-makers often know things they can't yet articulate. The trap is confusing process with wisdom.

6mo ago

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