Kim Lindhard

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The higher up we are in management, the more we need to learn to control reactions to emotions.
I bet the first guy to ever throw shit into a fan had no idea what an incredible legacy he would leave behind.

General principles when thinking about #roles - Jason Yip - Medium

https://jchyip.medium.com/general-principles-when-thinking-about-roles-60746c2231a5

i am always perplexed if companies ask me for a detailed generic process upfront to fix their specific problems.

in my experience, even if problems are similar, solutions are always highly specific. the start (and the meta-process) may be generic but the process itself and its steps unfold while you are on it - at least if you aim at actually solving a problem and not just to make some money.

but this call for generic solutions is probably as hard to kill as the urge to buy tools as cure-all

wizard zines

wizard zines
New phone. Looking forward to all the time I’ll save dialing by storing my contacts… on punch cards!
Was just thinking about my favorite writing technique: QDD. Question-Driven-Drafting. It's just like TDD for code, only the "tests" are questions that the piece needs to answer.

In practical terms LLMs turn out to be a kind of idea reinforcement device. The more often an idea is expressed in the corpus, the more likely it is to be expressed by the model.

"Stochastic parrot" is a good shorthand, but parrots repeat verbatim. LLMs are more like a convert, something indoctrinated. Like a wind-up evangelist.

I was feeling stuck on my to do list. Too long & overwhelming.

So I stopped tracking to dos & made a "To Done" google form where I log things I did & how long it took. The submission response text is: "YAY! YOU DID IT!"

I expected the event log of tasks completed to be useful for analyzing how I spend my time. I did *not* expect to be so motivated by seeing "YAY! YOU DID IT!" when I submit a new To Done. But I am. Massive productivity increase. Utterly ridiculous.

Whatever works?

Aboard Britain’s first commercial self-driving bus. (AKA on value transferred  from labor to software licenses and tax avoidance impacts)
https://blog.quintarelli.it/2023/05/aboard-britains-first-commercial-self-driving-bus-aka-on-value-transferred-from-labor-to-software-licenses-and-tax-avoidance-impacts/
Aboard Britain’s first commercial self-driving bus. (AKA on value transferred  from labor to software licenses and tax avoidance impacts) – Quinta’s weblog