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Anthropic's new research on "persona vectors" solves the mystery of "evil" AI by discovering patterns in the AI's processing that control its personality traits, much like how certain areas of our brain influence our moods and attitudes. We now have tools to keep it behaving consistently & reliably
August 8, 2025 at 2:46 PM
Anthropic's new research on "persona vectors" solves the mystery of "evil" AI by discovering patterns in the AI's processing that control its personality traits, much like how certain areas of our brain influence our moods and attitudes. We now have tools to keep it behaving consistently & reliably
80% of features in the average software product are rarely or never used. But why?
April 29, 2025 at 3:23 PM
80% of features in the average software product are rarely or never used. But why?
I recently advised someone who felt pressured to adopt flashy new tech. We discussed selective innovation, a proven approach that filters out distractions & aligns every choice with your core mission. By focusing on the right opportunities you empower your team, create lasting impact, & remain agile
April 7, 2025 at 3:55 PM
I recently advised someone who felt pressured to adopt flashy new tech. We discussed selective innovation, a proven approach that filters out distractions & aligns every choice with your core mission. By focusing on the right opportunities you empower your team, create lasting impact, & remain agile
I've been reflecting on some promising ventures that ultimately didn't succeed. I contemplated the approach the product teams used. One concept I can recall was extremely deliberate in how they grew. Another was extremely aggressive in its expansion. Neither recognized the need for balance.
February 27, 2025 at 4:55 PM
I've been reflecting on some promising ventures that ultimately didn't succeed. I contemplated the approach the product teams used. One concept I can recall was extremely deliberate in how they grew. Another was extremely aggressive in its expansion. Neither recognized the need for balance.
The most successful digital products often begin with the courage to solve just one problem exceptionally well. I've discovered a counterintuitive truth: the path to building something truly revolutionary often begins by intentionally thinking smaller. #digitalproducts #innovation #entrepreneurship
Why Your First Digital Product Should Solve a Specific Problem
A "revolutionary" digital product idea that promises to help everyone is a vision that is likely heading down a precarious path. I've seen a plethora of founders pitch their grand visions of platforms...
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February 24, 2025 at 4:46 PM
The most successful digital products often begin with the courage to solve just one problem exceptionally well. I've discovered a counterintuitive truth: the path to building something truly revolutionary often begins by intentionally thinking smaller. #digitalproducts #innovation #entrepreneurship
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Asking for help can feel like an admission of weakness—but in reality, it’s often the smartest move you can make. My latest article explores why thoughtful, timely, and specific requests can transform projects of all kinds, from personal challenges to legacy software overhauls.
How to Ask for Help (and Actually Get What You Need)
In many areas of life—whether it’s a personal challenge or a professional project—it can be intimidating to admit you need another perspective. We often worry about appearing underprepared or burdenin...
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February 20, 2025 at 4:22 PM
Asking for help can feel like an admission of weakness—but in reality, it’s often the smartest move you can make. My latest article explores why thoughtful, timely, and specific requests can transform projects of all kinds, from personal challenges to legacy software overhauls.