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From one piece Sally Hall on being proud of doing the work (#blogPost) 3 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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It doesn't matter what AI built for you. It can be the greatest thing in the world, it can provide real value, and maybe it's even something you use every day. People just couldn't care less because there's no effort behind it.
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Putting in the work comes with a feeling of accomplishment. If you do something hard, you can be proud of it.
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Outsourcing more tasks to machines reduces people's ability to do those tasks themselves in the future.Their words
Her main point is that the more we outsource to the machines, the less we'll be capable of doing in the future. It's sad but true.
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From one piece Web Weekly #199 (#blogPost) 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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I know there's some criticism about Interop, but I still think it's a great initiative.
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Most everyday users do not care much about how many states a dark/light mode toggle has.Their words
It's an interesting discussion to have but I really don't think normies care too much about two, three, or no dark/light mode states.
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Keeping friendships alive often becomes hard work and "friends for life" can quickly become "people I used to know" if you're not careful.
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from what I see "average" is good enough for most people, companies, and jobs.
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