I did NOT expect my writing on Cognitive Flexibility Theory to show up on reforge’s podcast!

Fareed Mosavat opens with how some kinds of knowledge work in business is tacit, and built from large collections of cases:

He then makes the point that some kinds of knowledge work, especially when driven by this kind of expertise, resist codification.

(I, on the other hand, have not given much thought to AI implications):

Writes http://commoncog.com. Books, protocols, and the art of business, from the perspective of an operator. Yes cats.

I think the conclusion here is that I should pay more attention to the intersection of human expertise and AI? Idk — I have a tendency to pay attention to new trends only after the initial hype bubble bursts.

Which explains why I’m deep in the weeds in crypto now.

Seeing you on here brought me back here to follow you. 

I’m the opposite: I grew tired of crypto after following it (and working in crypto-adjacent companies) since 2017.

Grew tired of crypto becoming more niche and subcultural, rather than more boring rails-type tech.