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Good Explanations Require Vulnerability

19 implied HN points • 03 Dec 23

💼 Business Communication Leadership Career

Good explanations require vulnerability to be effective and empowering.
A good explanation strikes a balance between providing enough detail for understanding without overwhelming the recipient.
Recognizing the importance of vulnerability in communication can help both junior and senior employees navigate interactions better.

Accidentally Superhuman Systems

2 HN points • 08 Jul 23

🕹 Technology AI Software Development Entertainment Language Models Automation

Software developers may unknowingly deploy powerful AI systems that surpass user expectations.
Chess engines and large language models can exhibit superhuman capabilities compared to humans.
Configuring AI systems correctly is crucial to avoid unintended consequences or inappropriate behaviors.

Learning by Listing

2 HN points • 01 May 23

🚌 Education Learning methods Tools Limitations Tactics

Asking the right questions when learning something new can be challenging.
Making lists of components and asking experts about each part can help in understanding complex topics.
Using textbooks and tools can aid in quickly acquiring a comprehensive view of a subject.

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0 implied HN points • 25 Feb 23

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Maslow's Hierarchy of Tech Work

0 implied HN points • 26 Feb 23

🕹 Technology Workplace History Skills Learning Industry

Take care of basic needs first in your work environment, like comfort and safety.
Mastering fundamental skills and tools, like touch typing, can significantly enhance your efficiency and long-term success.
Learn from the experienced individuals in different industries, as they hold valuable lessons that can benefit the tech industry, which is still relatively young.

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