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Man Picking Fruit from a Tree, by Paul Gauguin, 1897, 📸 by @photobystein
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Here's a compilation of my Midjourney threads so far, including tutorials on how I use my Additive Prompting framework to generate characters/models, design sets, & more.
Taking today off Twitter to work on animations & visuals for my YouTube series (link in bio)
🧵Thread
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PMs – I've said it before and I'll say it again:
✅ AI won't replace you
❌ PMs using AI will
I'm building out PM use cases with instructions + killer prompts.
Eventually I'll sell the full table for $50, but for the next 24h: FREE.
Follow + RT + comment "🤖" for access.
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Spoiler alert: AI isn't going to take your design job.
But there's one company that's sitting on a hidden mountain of data that could radically change the way products are designed. The rest are likely vaporware or toys.
Here's my prediction 👇
Would people use an "all my stuff" app to track all the things they own, the worth, how much the love it? Could follow others, swap, treat as a marketplace? Potentially even link others to products they own and get affiliate payment? Similarish to canopy.io
Make edited videos reading classic essays in the public domain with mid journey images in the background
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"If you want to make the wrong decision, ask everyone." – @naval
Everyone probably knows this already, but @Aza, inventor of infinite scroll, is the son of Jef Raskin, leader of OG Apple Macintosh team 🤯
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Users don’t have “design principles” or “design systems.” They have goals. Those goals are very likely not the same as those of the company that makes relevant products, nor the same as the goals of that company's designers and developers.
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Sure, there are 100s of cognitive biases, but if as a leader you get better at recognizing these 3 within yourself, you & your team will be better off than 90% of the crowd:
1) Confirmation bias
2) Fundamental attribution error
3) Curse of knowledge
#3 is especially underrated.
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I ask google to play Indigo, it confirms the “Spotify Playlist Indigo” (a folk playlist), and then proceeds to play the song Indigo by 88rising. Any thoughts on why the intent is being accurately captured and confirmed but the outcome is incorrect? @cpearl42 @GoogleHomeUsers
I returned to the docking station and confirmed that the bike is locked into the dock and I CANNOT remove it even with brute force. Please manually end the ride on the back end. Picture of bike in rack attached.
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