Francesco
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Francesco
What would it take for our customers to love us so much they’re addicted to what we do?
Mark Schaefer • Marketing addiction. Is this the goal, or is this the problem?
Cruel optimism, social media and big tech
Which is exactly the same sentiment a senior Silicon Valley employee at Apple, Google, and co. is likely to have about their products.
"I frequently worry that being productive is the surest way to lull ourselves into a trance of passivity and busyness the greatest distraction from living, as we coast through our lives day after day, showing up for our obligations but being absent from our selves, mistaking the doing for the being." — Maria Popova
Practical guides on how to design more accessible UI - found pretty useful what I’ve read so far
If you can see your path laid out in front of you step by step, you know it's not your path. Your own path you make with every step you take. That's why it's your path.
– Joseph Campbell
Just a moment...
kaboompics.com
stock images that look fairly decent
Too many people on social media are being exposed to the wrong kind of productivity advice from influencers these days.
Let's Not Be Machines By Rahul Chowdhury https://hulry.com/firesides/machines/
When it comes to AI, I believe that prioritizing adaptability over resistance will serve us better in the long run. We didn’t abandon writing after the printing press, and we won’t stop thinking because of AI. Our skills will settle around overseeing and evaluating, instead of raw creation. This shift will be uncomfortable—we’ll likely lose some
... See moreThe machines are learning to think. Soon they will think better than us, faster than us, without fatigue. They will fill our spreadsheets, respond to our emails, and complete our to-do lists. The work that defined human life for generations is ending. By the year 2030, the machines will be doing 90% of the work in 90% of the jobs. And we’re left... See more
The era of the artist
What are we for?
