is this true?
Text is the most flexible communication technology. Pictures may be worth a thousand words, when there's a picture to match what you're trying to say. But let's hit the random button on wikipedia and pick a sentence, see if you can draw a picture to convey it, mm? Here:
"Human rights are moral principles or norms that describe certain standards of
As a designer I'm conflicted, what the author says here is true to a degree but text is an image too no? Are symbols not images?
Julian Lehr • What Shopify and Amazon can learn from Mimetic Theory
What relevance does knowledge of our perception making us believe curation is better than the algo have on our preferences? Knowing this doesn’t change my preference for curation over the algo.
Is it possible to change that perception? we already trust computers for certain information and data inputs, how close are we to computers overtaking human taste?
Simon Grant • Electronic Portfolios
Sam Altman • What I Wish Someone Had Told Me
In design the process affects the product (outcome) significantly.
To make good art, to become skilled. To achieve mastery, it’s the process, the discipline to do things a certain way, that shapes the outcome in the end.
What is the insight here? What am I not seeing?
Yancey Strickler • The Post-Individual
Quinten Farmer • Introducing Tolan | Tolans.com
I’m not sure what the author is referring to as AI companions here, my experience has only been limited to CSMs and LLMs and they are only curious about what I have to say. I mean what else are they going to talk about right?
They don’t have a lived experience, unless they’re given one. to talk about.
nostalgia is the enemy of progress
A lot of advancements in tech have been due to the nostalgia for imagined futures. A bit of time hopping if you will… Is it really the enemy of progress? Do I not what nostalgia actually means?