Daniel Santos

@danielsantos

Brazilian lifelong learner. Curiosity waves surfer. I will probably die next to a pile of things I was meaning to read.

danielsantos.org

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impacts of technology and

robertogreco • robertogreco

Writing fiction often contains an element of self-hypnosis, of flying in the dark.

Teju Cole • Black Paper: Writing in a Dark Time (Berlin Family Lectures)

on writing

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telegraph.co.uk

AI chronicles

Então Brent e eu pegamos tesouras, fita adesiva, cola e post-its. No fim das contas, você realmente aprendeu tudo o que precisa saber no jardim de infância.

Jeff Sutherland • Scrum - A Arte De Fazer O Dobro De Trabalho Na Metade Do Tempo

lean thinking

Essa é uma alusão divertida aos materiais simples que não apenas o Scrum, mas o kanban, o painel de indicadores, o Kaizen e tantas outras ferramentas de melhoria contínua precisam. Com pouco — só o que aprendemos na pré-escola, é possível alcançar resultados incríveis.

It's amusing to reflect that at an earlier stage in the history of the web, information overload was widely held to be a temporary issue.

Oliver Burkeman • Treat Your to-Read Pile Like a River, Not a Bucket

information diet

“The notion that you’re going to pay some subscription fee and then you’ll feature more prominently in the algorithm — there’s a name for that: It’s advertising,” said Jason Goldman, a former VP of product at Twitter from 2007 to 2010. “It’s just a different way of pricing it.”

Shirin Ghaffary vox.com

enshittification

Eventually, the addiction to useless info leads to what I call “intellectual obesity.” Just as gorging on junk food bloats your body, so gorging on junk info bloats your mind, filling it with a cacophony of half-remembered gibberish that sidetracks your attention and confuses your senses. Unable to distinguish between relevant and irrelevant, you... See more