Podcasts about strong opinions loosely held

Zwei Interviews, zwei Experten, zwei gegensätzliche Urteile über KI.Der eine hält die ganze Sache für einen Bluff. Der andere hat vor wenigen Monaten fast dasselbe gesagt – und denkt heute radikal anders.Wer von beiden ist ein guter Ratgeber?Die Antwort hat wenig mit KI zu tun und viel mit Sensemaking: der Fähigkeit, aus widersprüchlichen Informationen die Realität herauszufiltern. Denn die Qualität deiner Entscheidungen bestimmt die Qualität deines Lebens, deines Teams und deines Unternehmens.Warum Meinungen billig sind, welches eine Signal einen schlechten Ratgeber sofort entlarvt und was „Strong Opinions, Loosely Held" damit zu tun hat – darüber spreche ich in dieser Folge.Show Notes:>> Mentoring für Ingenieure: skool.com/mentorwerk>> No Zero Days – Buch für Ingenieure: nozerodays.de/buch>> Mentornotes Newsletter: mentorwerk.de/newsletter>> Tim bei LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/timschmaddebeck>> Tims Buchempfehlungen: mentorwerk.de/buecher>> Buch zur Folge: „Der Anfang der Unendlichkeit" von David Deutsch>> Buch zur Folge: „The Innovator's Dilemma" von Clayton ChristensenStichworte zur Folge:Sensemaking, Entscheidungen treffen, bessere Entscheidungen, Entscheidungsqualität, kognitive Verzerrungen, Bias, Denkfehler, kritisches Denken, Mental Models, mentale Modelle, Urteilsvermögen, Echo Chamber, Bestätigungsfehler, Strong Opinions Loosely Held, Open Minded, Meinungsbildung, Truth Seeking, Innovators Dilemma, Technology Adoption Curve, Early Adopter, KI im Job, künstliche Intelligenz Ingenieure, LLM nutzen, Radical Candor, gute Ratgeber erkennen, Ingenieur Karriere, Führungskraft werden, Leadership für Ingenieure, strategisch denken, Podcast für Ingenieure

  Strong opinions loosely held? This is probably not as good of an idea as it seems. Instead of producing confidence, it might produce overconfidence. Michael Natkin joins Tom and Russ to discuss the problems with this mantra.

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Returning from his appearance on episode 76 and multiple appearances on "Are you Serious?" Alex Sivers joins me in studio to deep dive into what its live advertising for Fortune 20 companies. We remember the old days as production assistants on commercial shoots and Alex Shares insight on how to break into the advertising business. I consider Alex to be on of my best friends and if he ever wanted to get into the Gary V / Hormozi game he would crush it. My hope is that one day he will sell his advertising agency and move back to LA to make content with me, but until then, "LOOK OUT FOR SNAKES

Philippe Beaudoin is a gritty founder and one of the world's foremost experts on AI. He's relentlessly focused on his startup Waverly and shared some very candid and inspiring insights.  We spoke about: Waverly 3.0 - pivoting and hard lessons Building personalized experiences for enterprises   Provocative idea that Data is Dead  Why the GPT wrapper challenge is flawed Getting to default alive as a bootstrapped founder His thoughts on the AI landscape

We have beliefs and opinions about certain things in our lives. If we never allow ourselves to see other perspectives to those opinions, we will loose the opportunity to grow. In this episode I discuss the idea of "strong opinions loosely held."

I'm excited to have my good friend Barry Ritholtz back on the show. Barry is the Chairman and CIO of Rithotz Wealth Management, an author, a newspaper columnist, and the host of the Bloomberg Podcast Masters in Business. He also runs a blog called The Big Picture, along with Josh Brown and Michael Batnick. I had Josh Brown on a few weeks ago, so I really wanted to bring Barry on to further the discussion. And who better to discuss the recent banking crisis than the guy who wrote the book on the Great Financial Crisis? (Bailout Nation). We cover how the market drives the narrative, and Barry shares his insight on a COVID-induced ‘reset', the Fed, inflation, and how it all might play out moving forward. Enjoy!  Guest - Barry Ritholtz, Chairman and CIO at Ritholtz Wealth Management  howardlindzon.com, ritholtz.com, ritholtzwealth.com, bloomberg.com/podcasts/series/master-in-business  Twitter: @howardlindzon, @ritholtz, @RitholtzWealth, @PanicwFriends, @knutjensen  #fintech #invest #investment #venturecapital #stockmarket #finance Show Notes:  Introduction. (00:38) Welcome Barry (07:07) Strong opinions (09:15) Market actions drive narratives (12:28) Narrative fallacy & hindsight bias (14:02) Asset allocation (16:00) COVID reset (19:35) GFC v. banking crisis (23:56) What caused the bank run (26:28) VC's becoming price takers (28:05) Interest rates & Inflation (30:53) The Moody's tax (33:56) What else Barry's excited about (35:38) Barry's favorite podcast guests (37:15) VC's shotgun approach (43:32) Private v. Public markets (47:06) Consistency leads to long-term performance (47:49) Wealth mobility in the US (48:55) Barry's other favorite podcast guest (50:25) Shows Barry's watching (53:30) Closing thoughts. (57:08) 

It's episode 50! Kyle and Jesse discuss new games on the #IC, projects changing hands, new quality of life upgrades for canister maintenance and a host of Twitter space discussions, and more ckBTC content. Then, a flock of #AskNeurotic questions on DAOs, changed minds, SNS details and crypto regulation. Then Jesse steal's Kyle's recommendation.  This episode is sponsored by CigDAO - make crypto fun again! IC Pinball  Sonic is a part of Memecake  Cycleops  DSCVR Space ckBTC Space w the Swop Additional details re:ckBTC from Manu FEDERITALY Partnership   #AskNeurotic:  “Whats something you have changed your mind on regarding ICP or blockchain in the last 3 months?” Always want to know how thinking has evolved. Is Crypto a Solution Looking for a Problem? How do DAOs and employment work.. when a DAO grows to the stage of needing employees how does this work. Does this limit DAOs to small scale stuff?  Who's checking Jesse is turning up to work?

Herenya is a name you’ve heard before on Magic Markets. Considering they have a strong trading community and a focus on supporting and developing traders (and investors for that matter), we love working with the team from Herenya. Founder Petri Redelinghuys will be joining us every month to discuss the trends he’s seeing in the markets and some of the portfolio strategies being used by the team at Herenya. In this episode, we look at the recent volatility related to the crisis in Ukraine and how the traders have tried to unemotionally position themselves. We discussed the risks of chasing commodity spikes and how to prepare for a change in direction. We also looked at various scenarios related to Russia and what they would mean for markets in the short- to medium-term. Herenya Capital Advisors is an authorised financial services provider, FSP number 47080. Visit the Herenya website to find out more and follow them on Twitter.

DAILY EPISODES!!! Show me yourself some love by coming back tomorrow. Check out the site for more: https://withjoewehbe.com/ We're never taught how to think Balancing argument with conviction and clarity but not being close-minded Seek out the people who show you errors in your thinking. Thinking through boxes with dotted lines https://withjoewehbe.com/2020/08/24/how-to-think-through-boxes/ How young innovators later become stubborn old and biased people — example of Albert Einstein People get stuck when they've invested a lot in an idea.

No description could adequately explain this hour of podcasting. We discuss it all. Our opinions are our own. Disagree? Slide into our DMs on Instagram at @cleat_sheets.Edited and produced by Marissa Alexa McCool

Today I talk about strong opinions loosely held. We are not the ideas that we hold, it's possible to have strong views with limited information if we allow ourselves the ability to iteratively change them in light of new information.

Ned and Meg and Dana get together at long last and you can hear all THREE of us together! WE DISCUSS EDITORIAL FAILURES Bad idea avoidance specialist professionals Pop Physique font probs, poo Parler meta-weirdness Strong Opinions Loosely Held

Everyone has an opinion especially in a polarized world where there isn’t much time or attention that gets paid to the middle of an issue, subject or experience.  Knowledge is the backbone and framework for how strong opinions are formed. But how you carry those strong opinions will impact your ability to continue to grow, learn and develop as a person and support those around you. So today, we will discuss why it is important to have strong opinions but to hold them loosely to allow yourself the opportunity to react to a changing world where what we think we know can change rapidly. And we will discuss some ways to self-reflect and question your strong opinions to stay adaptable and flexible in times of change. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/calmcash/message

This is not investment advice; it’s just one unique approach to investing. •  This is not investment advice  •  This is just one unique approach to investing  •  We change our minds constantly Transcript: http://blog.spearhead.co/disclaimers

A software team where everybody expresses their opinions loudly and strongly, always being ready to admit that "I was wrong," is not able to produce anything serious. This is what I read in one blog post recently. And I do agree with this. However, I disagree with the solution suggested in the blog post. The author suggests programmers be more humble and skeptical, which I believe will only lead to more compromises. We know that compromises are bad for quality. My solution is to have a formally assigned architect, who makes all final technical decisions.

Ep 510 | Original Air Date April 1, 2019 We live in a golden age of digital media content.  From pod-casts to blogs and online programs, there’s never been so much competition for the information consumer’s attention.  “Pop culture pirate,” Elisa Kreisinger brings humor and a mastery of pop culture to some of today’s most pressing issues. Kreisinger is a writer, producer, and podcaster who sees digital media as a wonderfully accessible if financially-trying platform for storytelling.  Her podcast, Strong Opinions Loosely Held, explored issues like the #MeToo movement as well as whether audiences should stop watching films made by or starring performers whose off-screen behavior included sexual aggression. 

השבוע הפודקאסט חוגג שנתיים! וכהרגלנו בקודש – כל מיילסטון הוא הזדמנות לחגיגה קטנה וגם לרטרוספקטיב. הפעם חזרנו למשפט שאמרנו בפרק הראשון (או בפרק 38, לא היינו סגורים על זה) – Strong Opinions Loosely Held. או בעברית – ״דיעות חזקות רופפות״. ניסינו לחשוב איך הפודקאסט גרם לנו, אחרי שנתיים ועוד רגע 70 פרקים, לשנות קצת דיעות חזקות שלנו. חוץ מזה דיברנו עם גיל, ה-VP R&D של wibbitz, שסיפר לנו על תרבות הפיתוח האישי שהם מנחילים בחברה. בקטנה… מקורות: בלוג פוסט חזק וחלש

Dr. Simon Harrer is a senior consultant at INNOQ. In his daily business, he fights for simple solutions with domain-driven design, fitting architectures such as microservices or monoliths, and clean code in Java, Ruby or even JavaScript. Most recently, he co-authored the book "Java by Comparison" that helps Java beginners to write cleaner code through before/after comparisons.We talked about his love for teaching and how he incorporated industry best-practices into the curriculum he build. We then touched on freedom, and how it influenced his career choices. Afterwards, we segwayed into his new love for remote mob programming and why he thinks this is one of the most effective ways to program. Finally, we brushed over the book he co-authored "Java by Comparison".Here are the links of the show:Twitter https://twitter.com/simonharrerGoodReads https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/17847059.Simon_HarreBook "Java by Comparison" Homepage https://java.by-comparison.comRemote Mob Programming https://remotemobprogramming.orgMob Programming https://mobprogramming.orgJabRef, the Open Source Bibliography Manager https://www.jabref.orgJabRef, GitHub Project https://github.com/JabRef/jabrefCreditsMusic Aye by Yung Kartz is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License.Your hostSoftware Developer‘s Journey is hosted and produced by Timothée (Tim) Bourguignon, a crazy frenchman living in Germany who dedicated his life to helping others learn & grow. More about him at timbourguignon.fr.Want to be next?Do you know anyone who should be on the podcast? Do you want to be next? Drop me a line: info@devjourney.info or via Twitter @timothep.Gift the podcast a ratingPlease do me and your fellow listeners a favor by spreading the good word about this podcast. And please leave a rating (excellent of course) on the major podcasting platforms, this is the best way to increase the visibility of the podcast:Apple PodcastsStitcherGoogle PlayThanks!Support the show (http://bit.ly/2yBfySB)

College football has everything: devoted female fans, camaraderie and game day rituals. But the players aren’t paid, the coaches make millions and there’s a pattern of disregard for sexual assault allegations. Why do young women gravitate to college football and what feelings are they negotiating in order to stay fans? I talk to Burn It All Down co-host and investigative reporter, Jessica Luther and 3 female fans of college football to find out. Hey BTW: Welcome to Season 4 of Strong Opinions Loosely Held! This season is dedicated to professional female athletes and how they've survived and thrived in a sports-loving country that doesn't always love them back. Have strong opinions? I want to hear 'em!Instagram: @popculturepirateTwitter: @popcultpirateHashtag: #SOLHpod #StrongOpinionsLooselyHeld See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In order to succeed as an entrepreneur, you've got to hold your opinions loosely. --- For free resources and to find out more about the book, and the show's host, visit: www.employeetoentrepreneur.io Steve's home on the web: www.steveglaveski.com Future Squared podcast: www.futuresquared.xyz Twitter: @steveglaveski Instagram: @thesteveglaveski Lemonade Stand: www.lemonadestand.rocks  Collective Campus: www.collectivecampus.io 

Episode 73 of the National Talky League finds Roger and Dave discussing Derek Fildebrandt's decision to form a new party in Alberta, and the current state of the electoral map in Alberta. Hard hitting! Explosive! Pretty Decent! All this and byelections too! If you're looking for Strong Opinions Loosely Held, you've come to the right place, This is the National Talky League.

I cringe when I hear of school debates that advise students to argue a position even if the factual information they use isn’t 100% accurate, so long as it serves their position. School debates tend to be based students never changing their mind, and sadly, this misguided thinking has graduated and is pervasive in today’s corporate and political arenas, where they often have devastating effect on the common good. This week I explore the notion of 'strong opinions, loosely held' and why it is one of the most profound philosophies you can take with you in business and life. --- Join the conversation on Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/futuresquared/ where you can discuss episodes, request guests, propose questions for forthcoming guests and access exclusive content and special offers! Listen on iTunes @ goo.gl/sMnEa0  Listen on Spotify @ spoti.fi/2G2QsxV  Listen on Stitcher @ www.stitcher.com/podcast/future  Listen on Google Play @ bit.ly/FSGoog ‍ If you've got any questions on this podcast feel free to send an email to steve@collectivecamp.us or tweet me on Twitter @steveglaveski or @future_squared  Follow me on Instagram: @thesteveglaveski Like us? ‍It'd make our day if you took 1 minute to show some love on iTunes, Stitcher or Soundcloud by subscribing, sharing and giving us a 5 star rating. ‍ For more information on Collective Campus, our innovation hub, school and consultancy based in Australia and Singapore check out www.collectivecampus.io

This week on the National Talky League, we talk pipelines, including a special interview with Pipeline expert Hans Mueller. We also get in to the Olympics vote, Discuss Ready Player One, and figure out what "out of Left Field" means. If you're looking for Strong Opinions Loosely Held, you've come to the right place, this is the National Talky League.

It's been 100 years since women gained the right to voite in New York, and over the last century, we've made major strides, but really, our struggle for complete equality is far from done. Since we launched in 2005, Refinery29 has made it its mission to be a catalyst for women to see, feel, and claim their power. And, in this special bonus episode, we sat down for a conversation with Amy Emmerich, Refinery29's Chief Content Officer, and Elisa Kreisinger aka PopCulturePirate and host of our sister podcast, "Strong Opinions Loosely Held" to mark this historic anniversary and how R29 continues to provide a safe place for women to tell and share their stories as a critical part of this Fourth Wave of feminism. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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WE HAVE A SPONSOR (not really.) This episode we discuss Awesome Etiquette, Strong Opinions Loosely Held, We Got This, Employee of the Month with Catie Lazarus, You Made it Weird with Pete Holmes, Professor Blastoff, Mom and Dad Are Fighting, and Dinner Party Download. Treat your ear-holes.

"É mais fácil mobilizar os homens para a guerra que para a paz. Ao longo da história, a Humanidade sempre foi levada a considerar a guerra como o meio mais eficaz de resolução de conflitos, e sempre os que governaram se serviram dos breves intervalos de paz para a preparação das guerras futuras. Mas foi sempre em nome da paz que todas as guerras foram declaradas." José Saramago No qual se relata, com sangue nos olhos e posições polarizadas, o épico conflito que virou irmão contra irmão, não deixou pedra sobre pedra e monopolizou intermináveis debates sobre quem-tem-o-melhor-motivo e o já clássico Mais-Cinco-Minutos-e-Tudo-Se-Resolveria-Conversando. Se percebe, também, a predileção dos hosts por Warcraft, um clássico a frente de seu tempo, bem como sua apatia frente a X-Men, filme não assistido por um e mal apreciado pelo outro, que estava distraí­do pensando no difí­cil processo de abrir-portas e fechar-janelas metafórico que tem a ver com correr atrás de novas perspectivas e fugir de si mesmo.Conclui-se, por fim, que certas pessoas que dizem não acreditar no aquecimento global também calham de ser supremacistas cristãos que querem implantar uma teocracia em que reine absoluta a sua própria e retrógrada interpretação bí­blica. Nossa, como isso foi sombrio! Ah, tem quadrinhos e podcasts. Featuring music: Beyoncé - Holp Up e Beyoncé - Freedom. Emails serão bem vindos em alojcast@gmail.com Disclaimer: As opiniões apresentadas nesse podcast não refletem as opiniões pessoais de adultos funcionais respeitáveis. (00:01:15-01:14:30) Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (01:14:30-02:03:58) Captain America: Civil War (02:03:58-02:36:18) Daredevil (02:36:18-02:52:12) Paris (02:52:12-03:37:50) Warcraft (03:37:50-04:01:25) X-Men: Apocalypse (04:01:25-04:20:39) Survivor (04:20:39-04:28:05) Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (04:28:05-04:34:37) Fuller House (04:34:37-04:45:53) Chelsea Does e Chelsea (04:45:53-04:48:46) Join or Die (04:48:46-05:05:56) The Hour (05:05:56-05:14:30) Mais Paris (05:14:30-05:51:45) Psicose Ambiental e as coisas (05:51:45-05:57:45) Curso de Ética - Prof. Clóvis de Barros Filho (05:57:45-06:13:47) HydraCap - A obra é do autor ou do público? (06:13:47-06:35:20) DC Rebirth (06:35:20-06:51:52) Civil War II (06:51:52-07:03:20) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows (07:03:20-07:18:30) Podcasts (Reply All, Switched on Pop, Imaginary Worlds, Lore, Help Me be Me, Strong Opinions Loosely Held, Serial)

"É mais fácil mobilizar os homens para a guerra que para a paz. Ao longo da história, a Humanidade sempre foi levada a considerar a guerra como o meio mais eficaz de resolução de conflitos, e sempre os que governaram se serviram dos breves intervalos de paz para a preparação das guerras futuras. Mas foi sempre em nome da paz que todas as guerras foram declaradas." José Saramago No qual se relata, com sangue nos olhos e posições polarizadas, o épico conflito que virou irmão contra irmão, não deixou pedra sobre pedra e monopolizou intermináveis debates sobre quem-tem-o-melhor-motivo e o já clássico Mais-Cinco-Minutos-e-Tudo-Se-Resolveria-Conversando. Se percebe, também, a predileção dos hosts por Warcraft, um clássico a frente de seu tempo, bem como sua apatia frente a X-Men, filme não assistido por um e mal apreciado pelo outro, que estava distraí­do pensando no difí­cil processo de abrir-portas e fechar-janelas metafórico que tem a ver com correr atrás de novas perspectivas e fugir de si mesmo.Conclui-se, por fim, que certas pessoas que dizem não acreditar no aquecimento global também calham de ser supremacistas cristãos que querem implantar uma teocracia em que reine absoluta a sua própria e retrógrada interpretação bí­blica. Nossa, como isso foi sombrio! Ah, tem quadrinhos e podcasts. Featuring music: Beyoncé - Holp Up e Beyoncé - Freedom. Emails serão bem vindos em alojcast@gmail.com Disclaimer: As opiniões apresentadas nesse podcast não refletem as opiniões pessoais de adultos funcionais respeitáveis. (00:01:15-01:14:30) Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (01:14:30-02:03:58) Captain America: Civil War (02:03:58-02:36:18) Daredevil (02:36:18-02:52:12) Paris (02:52:12-03:37:50) Warcraft (03:37:50-04:01:25) X-Men: Apocalypse (04:01:25-04:20:39) Survivor (04:20:39-04:28:05) Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (04:28:05-04:34:37) Fuller House (04:34:37-04:45:53) Chelsea Does e Chelsea (04:45:53-04:48:46) Join or Die (04:48:46-05:05:56) The Hour (05:05:56-05:14:30) Mais Paris (05:14:30-05:51:45) Psicose Ambiental e as coisas (05:51:45-05:57:45) Curso de Ética - Prof. Clóvis de Barros Filho (05:57:45-06:13:47) HydraCap - A obra é do autor ou do público? (06:13:47-06:35:20) DC Rebirth (06:35:20-06:51:52) Civil War II (06:51:52-07:03:20) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows (07:03:20-07:18:30) Podcasts (Reply All, Switched on Pop, Imaginary Worlds, Lore, Help Me be Me, Strong Opinions Loosely Held, Serial) Support this podcast