8 months ago
These three formatting options have permeated our usage across all apps. Building a word editor? Better have B, I, and U as functions. Will there ever be a fourth option that will become as pervasive as this one? There have been pretenders – semi-bold, heavy-bold, double-line, dotted-line – but nothing has come close to challenging the originals. Will we ever discard one over the other? Unknown at this time.
9 months ago
Want to go faster in your work? Get prepared, see the target, figure out the steps to get there, and go faster. There is no “go fast” button. There is prep, work, time, and effort. AI has been around for 5 – 7 years (even longer), but has exploded in the last 2 years. And now it is going fast. But to get there, it was prep, tests, failures, work, hard work, and now it’s going fast. Now it’s a wave that took time to build. You don’t win the 100-meter dash by turning on the “fast” button; you train,
9 months ago
You can stare at your screen and hope that inspiration comes at you – strikes you like a lightning bolt, fills you with the energy to move forward, and implement at never-ending speed. And you can wait for that idea that no one has (that you can’t prove that no one has). Or you can start working on what you have in your head now and see where it takes you. It might not become something, it might not garner a billion-dollar valuation, but it might be something that has value to some, and they didn’t know they needed it
9 months ago
Throw a ball in the air, and it drops like a rock, picking up speed as it reaches the ground. Depending on how much gravity is applied, the rock will crash into little pebbles, a shell of its former self. End what I know about science and gravity. But right now, in our work, we are in a race to the bottom, and many are taking advantage of it. Yes, AI can produce much more than I can in minutes. But I’m always refactoring it. Yes, AI can search the world, providing me with all the answers to my questions I
9 months ago
This is one of the best quotes from Moneyball. Talking, talking, talking, but never taking the chance, never taking the risk, never willing to press the button. I’ll keep it simple… Things will break. Debugging is never straightforward. Work isn’t easy. You won’t succeed the first time. But if all you do is talk, you will never learn, you will never grow, you will never find the next path you should be on. Don’t talk about it, do it.
