Daniel Santos
@danielsantos
Brazilian lifelong learner. Curiosity waves surfer. I will probably die next to a pile of things I was meaning to read.
Daniel Santos
danielsantos.org
I once had to figure out how much data storage my office could save by erasing old news articles. Users told me that they did not want anything erased, in case they needed it in the future. But when I checked the usage data, I found that 80% of articles accessed were from the last 3 months. and only 6 articles older than 12 months had been
... See moreEnsley Tan • How to use Obsidian or any note-taking app for work (aka don’t fall for PKM candy)
Esta é uma observação fantástica em termos de 5S Digital. A primeira coisa que nos vem à mente quando alguém fala em apagar nossos arquivos, documentos, plantinhas, fotos, etc é que “vamos precisar disso um dia, então é melhor manter just in case”. Mas na prática, a teoria é outra.
For example, some of you may have wondered about a special section of The Honest Broker called The Vault. This includes more than 400 literary essays that I’ve written over the years. The vast majority of these were simply the result of me thinking about books I’d read, and trying to organize my observations after I’d finished them.
Nobody hired me... See more
Nobody hired me... See more
Ted Gioia • How I Take Notes
Frank Ocean on not drawing attention to yourself:
“Work hard in silence. Let success be your noise.”
“Work hard in silence. Let success be your noise.”
Shane • Attention Required! | Cloudflare
As Lisa Jewell, author of some eighteen bestselling novels, put it, “Pace yourself. If you write too much, too quickly, you’ll go off at tangents and lose your way and if you write infrequently you’ll lose your momentum. A thousand words a day is a good ticking over amount.”
Greg Mckeown • Effortless: Make It Easier to Do What Matters Most
A lot of developers want simplicity in the same way that a lot of clients claim they want a fast website. You respond “OK, so we can remove some of these 17 Javascript trackers and other bloat that’s making your website horribly slow?” – no, apparently those are all critical business functionality.
In other words, they prioritise everything over... See more
In other words, they prioritise everything over... See more
Luke Plant • No one actually wants simplicity
Is simplicity your highest or lowest priority?
As we introduce media forms with higher fidelity—written accounts, images, videos—we not only come to expect them but to equate them with reality itself.
Media by Order of Fidelity
1. Video
2. Images
3. Audio recording
4. Written account
5. First-hand account
6. Second-hand account
7. Hearsay
Media by Order of Fidelity
1. Video
2. Images
3. Audio recording
4. Written account
5. First-hand account
6. Second-hand account
7. Hearsay
JUSTICE THELOT • Everything is default fake — 13101401 Inc.
A Grande Onda de Kanagawa(japonês: 神奈川沖浪裏 Hepburn: Kanagawa oki nami ura?, lit. "Sob a Onda de Kanagawa"), mais conhecida simplesmente como A Onda[2] é uma famosa xilogravura do mestre japonês Hokusai, especialista em ukiyo-e. Foi publicada em 1830[3] ou 1831[nt 1] (no período Edo) como a primeira pintura na série Trinta e seis vistas do monte Fuji, sendo a obra mais conhecida do artista. Nesta gravura observa-se uma enorme onda que ameaça um barco de pescadores, na província de Kanagawa, estando o monte Fuji visível ao fundo.
I guess I’m a little more LLM-skeptical than your average geek, but I read the list of features and thought: Would this sort of thing accelerate my mobile-device-upgrade latency, which at the moment is around three years? Um, no. Anyone’s? Still dubious.
Quite possibly I’m wrong. Maybe there’ll be a wave of influencers raving about how AI/GG
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LLMs são mesmo necessários? E mesmo que sejam, seriam o selling point pra fazer alguém trocar de dispositivo?