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Knowledge is a process, not a possession
Anne-Laure Le Cunff • Why I have an antilibrary (the power of unread books)
Effed.
the work of defining what needs to be done is harder than doing the work itself
How to reference data from a google sheet in the same file
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Dan Mall • Dan Mall’s 10 Principles for a Worthy Design Career | Figma Blog
How to design better? and World Building
Rule #2: Place bets on unfair advantage
I’ve always had this sense that if you build a container for something, you will make things to fill it. What I frequently do is try to figure out different containers. A website is a container.
The Forbidden Zone
20250118 / Feature I might want
Can we differentiate between music and other audio?
This is why curation is underrated – not because it is actually better than algorithmic suggestions, but because it is perceived as being better.
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?
Discussing Decisions! Card Tables and To-Dos
youtube.comYou have to build less, you cannot build worse.
“Code smells”
Impacts future decisions.
You don’t want to go back to that part of the code becuase it smells.