To understand the values in a culture, we often examine which behaviors get punished. But we also need to consider which behaviors *don't* get punished—what people get away with. "A culture is defined by the worst behavior tolerated." John Amaechi OBE tedtalks.social/WLAdam

People complaining that the vaccine is useless because you need boosters forget how many times they charged their phones to share their complaints.

"Cities are not using the data we refused to give them, and I will bring legislative changes to punish them for that" - Jason Kenney 🇨🇦🇺🇦, literally right now

This is horrifying and totally unacceptable. Amarjeet Sohi Edmonton Police Commission absolutely need to step up and condemn this. Lets see our police commision actually provice some oversight.

Most people suck at managing up. They waste their boss’ time with too much (or too little) information. Here’s how to give the right amount of context:

This morning Councillor Jennifer Rice said that while affordable housing is important for immigrants and people who need it, it's unfair to people who "actually work hard and pay their tax". She thinks "working hard is not rewarded and is actually punished" #yegcc #yeg #ableg

Pathetic.

Leadership is hard. One of the hardest parts is delegation. How much guidance do you give? When do you do it yourself? When/How to track others to-dos? As a young leader, I wish I had a cheat sheet for delegation. So I wrote one. Read this 🧵 to accelerate your career:

There’s a huge push to find growth and connection within your role. A lot of orgs are really going to have to reframe their approach to focus on retention and satisfaction.

Focusing on the # of books read is only for your ego. Ditch crappy books that aren’t serving you. Leave the dragging pages unread and find something new that excites you.

To avoid disruption be willing to disrupt your own business. ^ This is great. Don’t get complacent, don’t get comfortable. Keep yourself on your toes by driving change and advancement. Look for ways to totally re-write your approach, and ask why or why not.

John Mayer improvising a song live is the most incredible thing you’ll see today:

This is actually wild. ChatGPT will even respond to you with relevant code snippet examples!? I have no doubt this is going to change a lot about how we research and gather information on the web.

Sharing a recent full-stack GPT-3 web app I built, inspired by the surge of GPTwrapper-esk projects, I wanted to test out some new tech. Built with #Typescript #NextJS, and TANSTACK, with a Prisma/TRPC backend. Check out functionality in the repo below github.com/devhmac/sift-ai

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Putting out the v0.5 launch of Chronomer, what will become a real time coworking application centered around shared pomodoro timers. Enabling focus in parallel with others. This is truly a pre-alpha landing page release, but check it out! chronomer.app #buildinpublic

Hey Tatem, let me know if you're in need of extra beta tester for tatem.com, ex superhuman user eager to give love to a great solution.

1/ There's a concept known as financial compounding, but most people don't know about intellectual compounding. Buffett and Munger employed this to great effect and to accumulate mental models such that they can make large decisions quickly. Intuition is simply reading a lot.