Streaks, Ranks and Leaderboards Without Gaming Yourself
A game layer is good at getting you to show up and bad at telling you whether the work was any good. When streaks and leaderboards help your training, and when they start steering it.
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A game layer is good at getting you to show up and bad at telling you whether the work was any good. When streaks and leaderboards help your training, and when they start steering it.
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