unpopular opinion - there is some truth to what #jonathanneman said..but maybe his delivery was shit

when presented with a problem (or solution), I always ask myself "what would nature do" ..and decentralization is one of those things nature has done

less but better

Someday soon we'll have to consciously ignore recommendations from the machine ..Data doesn't need to (nor should it) drive every decision - sometimes there are more natural contexts to consider that the data ignores

Do you think Steve Jobs relied on 'the data' when he pushed for the iPod?

Nope - it's still facebook

"Young architects can change the world by not building buildings" -VA Thank you for the constant inspiration

I refuse to call it ‘smart’ until google home stops reacting to unwarranted requests..like google home commercials..its a weird loop it enters and I end up shouting for the next minute

Remember skeuomorphism in design? Yea that’s what we’ll do in the metaverse too .. at first

provenance - word of 2022

crypto goes public - social networks go private

Time in vs Timing

“Art is a lie that tells the truth”

Discomfort is the cost of fulfillment

I wonder how many accounts on here are for cathartic reasons and go unnoticed

listen, im all for innovation but IMO truly 'sustainable' innovation comes from within, intrinsically, and often emergent - forcing solutions because we think its an innovative or 'the right thing' doesn't always pan out like its supposed to..look up the 'cobra effect'

“No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man”.. has been bouncing around my mind lately

What does it mean when most of the content we 'consume' is created by AI...will the rubber band finally snap and people return to nature (or at least picking up our heads and looking away from devices?)..or could this accelerate the push towards ambient computing?

I find that I go to stores and malls more to return than I do to shop. Hmm

Fail quickly, succeed slowly