deepandmeaning

I'm imagining it's something related to the copper wire.

What a wonderful article/anecdote.

I have and will always be an advocate of human connections. My experience of working across a number of agencies and startups has been the best focus on that (though it can be hard to sustain).

I would love to work with people and at places that understand and realise the value of this.

Like this idea, have been looking for subtle, soft but phone sounding tones for a while. Looking forward to any updates!

In my experience there is much wisdom in emotions and feelings when they are connected to and integrated into our whole self.

This looks incredibly useful. Is there a version for models outside of the US coming, perhaps UK? Or any recommendations for an equivalent service folks have used?

The article isn't very informative.

I watched a video of Emad Mostaque (Stability AI CEO) recently; he alluded to discussions with Apple, but who knows to what degree. The general thrust being we need to have greater control over our data and that's one of the things Stability is working towards, which chimes with Apples overall approach.

There are companies that are researching the use of encoding information in DNA strands, as it holds both lots of information, and degrades relatively slowly over time...

Wow this is fascinating. Some random thoughts popped into my head.

- Would this drive up the cost of these vehicles?

- Is there likely to be a fundamental change in the way that these components are sourced, a move away from just in time?

- Is this mirrored in other industries?

This story is incredible.

The standout's for me were:

* Plan - have a plan in place in advance * Flow - recognise and shift bottlenecks + understand the impact to the system * Prioritise - rank what is critical, urgent, or standard - and be ruthless * Process - simplify the processes to make it more effective and efficient * Shift - innovate and adapt in the face of changing circumstances.

These sound like no brainers, but reading the story you get a sense of how one individual pushing these forward in a tough situation had an incredibly powerful impact.

How could we apply these powerful lessons more widely?