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“My friend Jerome often spoke about how we have different ways of knowing the world: one of them is kinesthetic, one of them is visual, one of them is symbolic. “That’s why,” Alan said, “we devised the concept of the mouse. We weren’t just thinking of ways of indicating things on a screen. The broader point was, how do we give the user kinesthetic... See more
Sheila Heti • The History of the Personal Computer
Now that everyone's about to be able to code and manifest their own software. We'll choose software not just for what it does, but for the minds and communities it lets us inhabit.
Wow interesting perspective on software
Curation is care. It says: I thought about this. I chose it. I didn’t just repost it. I didn’t just regurgitate the trending take. I took the time to decide what was worth passing on.
- Stepfanie Tyler, Taste is the New Intelligence
- Stepfanie Tyler, Taste is the New Intelligence
Cassandra Tang ・ Product Designer
7 Everyday Hacks You Wouldn’t Have Without Disabled People! #DisabilityAwareness
youtube.comAccessibility drives innovation 🖤
Reflect on your daily annoyances. Notice those moments when you think to yourself, “I wish I had a tool for this.” Keep a journal or notes app handy to log every micro-frustration. Start with tasks or processes you repeat often. If you build a tool to handle something you face regularly, you’ll experience immediate relief every time you use it.
Edmar Ferreira • Selfish Software
viitor proiect - meetup
Author Adam Grant in his book Hidden Potential 4 says,
It’s more important to be good ancestors than dutiful descendants. Too many people spend their lives being custodians of the past instead of stewards of the future . We worry about making our parents proud when we should be focused on making our children proud . The responsibility of each... See more
0. Perspective: Seeing AI as a Good Ancestor
beautiful idea and position i want to embody
Friction is what’s missing from our lives online.
The importance of friction part 1/3: how big tech has actively sought to remove friction in our lives at the expense of meaning, how this design philosophy causes us to be susceptible to toxic ideologies, and why friction shouldn’t be treated as an unconditional evil,... See more
instagram.com“I do not particularly like the word ‘work.’ Human beings are the only animals who have to work, and I think that is the most ridiculous thing in the world. Other animals make their livings by living, but people work like crazy, thinking that they have to in order to stay alive. The bigger the job, the greater the challenge, the more wonderful they... See more
