@EricZuck This is great news. The preview image suggested a very different direction.

This is how powerful the new Live Text feature in #iOS15 is. It can recognize text in pictures with various inclinations, from complexity perspectives, and in less than ideal light conditions. https://t.co/wfUHAHWvcN

@discoposse Thanks for sharing it, Eric. Your recommendation is now in the list: https://t.co/pgzzIv3ajy

What is the book that changed your life? (not novels or religious texts)

Asked on Jul 20, 2021

Simple models beat humans. https://t.co/08AlsBcxF6

The Illusion of Validity. The confidence in assessing the situation as is right now leads to the (misplaced) confidence in assessing how the situation will evolve. https://t.co/AeKoFH7SWb

Due to informational cascades, social pressure, and group polarization, a single, highly influential person in a corporation saying “I think a re-org is a good idea” turns into a group saying “I think a re-org is a terrific idea”.

That validation would dissipate any self-doubt. https://t.co/5rLNCtCtvr

Imagine a corporate meeting where the proponent of an idea asks who agrees with him. Lots of hands go up. Then, the same proponent asks the group to lower their hands if they don’t have a strong opinion and are just relying on others. How many ideas would actually be approved? https://t.co/mwt1HXwH31

Groupthink and informational cascades. Must-read.

“…if some of those who support him actually have no view and even if others think he is not the best choice at all.” https://t.co/Rkw2s4wxav

I have always been a vocal customer advocate and I have asked “What’s best for the customers?” in countless strategy meetings. But from here to considering me a customer service worker it’s a bit of a stretch, @LinkedIn https://t.co/tRSSS050XE