When you have spent weeks completely exhausting your energy at work, recovery is not pleasant. Creativity, motivation, emotional balance, none of it works like normal. The only thing you can do is accept that and wait. So it really feels like you‘re losing time, twice.
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These are words I don't use often in the context of @Microsoft + design but they're fitting here: "Well done." Aptos replaces Calibri as the default MS font. (Nit: Mono weights are lesser well done.)
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Recently moved to Geilenkirchen, DE. How do I translate the city name for my english colleagues? Wrong answers only, please.
Martin Hallmann retweeted
I have zero context how or why this lovely, delicate animation was approved by leadership. But I'm 98% certain it wasn't pitched with business impact jargon.
Instead someone probably advocated hard for delight — or simply showed leadership what sheer delight feels like.
Martin Hallmann retweeted
Subject matter experts justifying their $2,500 per day fee by describing their value-add to a strategic high profile project
Large language models are used as an energy-intensive way to automate mediocrity. Optimistically, this will free people from one set of mindless tasks and then replace those with other mindless tasks.
Martin Hallmann retweeted
Senior Prompt Engineers, minimum 10 years of relevant work experience with ChatGPT.
The really interesting thing about this bit of misleading propaganda is the context feature of twitter. It cites sources with the correct (!) context and full unabridged quote, which clearly shows that this meme is grossly misleading. That's awesome!
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