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Been caught in a best of Britains Got Talent-loop the last week and been crying and blubbering so much!
âI made this in no time at all!â
âDid you go through and validate the coherence, the messaging and the explanatory approach? Not to mention the accuracy?â
âNah, man, the point is to save time.â
Thinking as little as possible is now a badge of honor.
Living in the upside-down.
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De gjorde vissa smĂ„ Ă€ndringar efter min förra granskning men det Ă€r verkligen hĂ€pnadsvĂ€ckande fortsatt dĂ„ligtâŠ
Jag trodde kampanjen var över och blev dÀrför överraskad nÀr den dök upp igen i helgen.
axbom.se/bris-qr-kamp...
Bris kampanj gÄr precis tvÀrt emot det jag lÀrt mina barn om hur man undviker bedrÀgerier. HÀr Àr alla fel Bris gör, steg-för-steg. Bland annat ger Bris trovÀrdighet Ät en tjÀnst som ofta anvÀnds för problematiska lÀnkar, vilket kan göra barn mer oförsiktiga.
axbom.se/briscoop/
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The short story The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas, by Ursula K. Le Guin.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_One...
Whenever it is insinuated that I be more positive about tech developments I always think of The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas by Ursula K. Le Guin.
The insinuation implies to me that I should forget about the child.
But I wonât. I canât.
@axbom.com: â[âŠ] they all understand that their happiness, the beauty of their city, the tenderness of their friendships, the health of their children, the wisdom of their scholars, the skill of their makers [âŠ], depend wholly on this child's abominable misery.â This paragraph will forever haunt me.
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â[âŠ] they all understand that their happiness, the beauty of their city, the tenderness of their friendships, the health of their children, the wisdom of their scholars, the skill of their makers [âŠ], depend wholly on this child's abominable misery.â
This paragraph will forever haunt me.
Apparently all kids now need to know "AI". It was not long ago that all kids needed to know how to code.
I believe this: all kids need to know they are loved.
That is both a challenge to achieve that we can work on, and makes actual sense. And will have way more impact than a tech fantasy.
Sometimes I lazily sketch models and diagrams in bed. This is a core part of my wellbeing routine. đ

Per, have you found a good tool for evaluating different versions of copywriting?
Why yes, it's called my brain and it's called talking to people.
Apparently everything is looking to be automated and people have stopped trusting their own ability to judge. It's scaring me.
Some tasks that are being handed over to automation should arguably never have been tasks in the first place.
Or should at least be revised regularly. But instead of questioning and reinventing tasks, many will now be automated to run perpetually.
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And with no human involved, why would someone then question its validity?
I believe this is part of the non-intuitive aspect of AI and automation, that it will actually in many instances resist change rather than encourage it.
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People will forget why that machine is running and worry that cutting its power will break something.
When, in fact, it might free something.
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Just stumbled upon this poem I wrote back in 2022. Written when I was really into Dickinson (the tv-series) and X imploded.

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Thanks for sharing Alex, and excellent work on the alt text! đ
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And by doing it they make it abundantly clear to me that they don't know "AI". đ„Ž
That action figure trend on LinkedIn is making me nauseous. đ€ą
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Jag kÀnner nÄgot liknande (tror jag) nÀr jag lÀser om Somalia och Congo. Det skulle bryta ner mig mig om jag behövde kommentera regelbundet med en bedömd nivÄ av upprördhet pÄ sÀrskilt utvalda vÀrldshÀndelser.
Is there a way that design could mitigate the off-chance that you add a journalist to your super secret war chat in a secure messaging app?
Yes, @threema.ch walk us through this use-case in thieir blog post.
threema.ch/en/work/blog...