6 months ago
Then, shouldn’t AI be the one that gets the money for it? Shouldn’t AI be the one that gets the credit and the pat on the back? Should we put an asterisk beside our work that says “AI did this?” Or perhaps a percent indicator of how much we used AI to do it? What’s the threshold from when it goes from your idea to an AI? At what point do we say, fully and completely, AI generated all of this and clap for them? At what point do we want to?
6 months ago
You start off with a pile of work, and all you start doing is shovelling through them, you don’t stop, you just keep going and keep plowing through. You dig and you dig and you don’t stop digging. Then you’re partway there, the light is faint, but it is there. So you keep digging. And towards the end, you’re almost there, and then you decide to pull back, stretch, relax. And the worst thing you can do is stop, because when you stop, you won’t start again. So push, push through to the end, don’t relent, even if people tell
6 months ago
Five years ago, we went through a big event that changed the world, where everyone had to work from home. During that time, we got to peek into what everyone’s perfect work environment looks like, and if you looked closely, one thing became incredibly apparent. What works for you does not work for me, and vice versa. Through that, we got to see where people are most productive at what they do. And yes, work and productivity skyrocketed. And our response? Come back to the buildings we pay for, in a workspace that is no longer there but shared with
6 months ago
There it is, the truth, you will… always… miss… something. The goal is not to miss the big things, the things that matter most to you in life. It’s probably a combination of work and personal, as is the case with most everyone else. Missing a conference, missing a post, missing what someone else is doing. Doesn’t matter, you can’t see it all, and you need to stop trying to do. Zero in, focus on what you don’t want to miss, ignore the fluff, it’s just noise.
6 months ago
You can sit all day in meetings, and work through the good, the bad, and the ugly, and keep doing that day after day after day. Or you can start and see what happens. I vote for starting.
