Building:
đź“– https://readwith.club - A novel way to lead reading groups
Weekly article:
✍🏼 https://everyonewantsprogress.com (soft skills for software creatives)
On a mission to rescue products:
✍🏼 https://sharpen.page/ten (Buyer Psychology)
Dev:
💎Rails + ⚡️Hotwire
OSS Contributor:
đźš… Bullet Train
| Website | https://pascallaliberte.me |
| GitHub | https://github.com/pascallaliberte |
Watching reaction videos of Angine de Poitrine, I'm struck by two things:
1. There are layers of misdirection, coordination and tricks in their performances.
Magic, essentially.
2. It's not AI, and they are capturing our attention.
Magic, essentially.
What do you call it when you use your phone as your nightstand clock?
... screen time
I'm doing my taxes.*
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* I'm building scripts to help me do my taxes.
The "Find Your Three" Pattern:
When at an impasse, imagine there are a hundred ways through that would unblock you (expand), and then find the three that work for you (select).
In this article, we apply this to learning, reading books in particular.
https://everyonewantsprogress.com/0111-a-hundred-ways-find-your-three/
You’re faced with an impasse in your learning, and you’re up against a preference problem.Others do learning a certain way, and you don’t learn the way they do.So imagine there are a hundred ways to go about learning some material, whether by reading a book or by some other method.
If you're going to embrace AI (I am), I hope you won't just use it to increase your speed.
Sure, we can get agents to do 10 tasks at once.
But how about we get creative, instead?
A lot of automation should really be delegation.
A lot of delegation should really be automation.
It skews heavily toward automation right now, but not everything should be.
Delegation is when there still needs interpretation, evolution, innovation, and risk.
Simon Willison