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Torque Wrenches
Some weekends ago was working on one of my bicycles. I had a little bit of squeaking and went to use a torque wrench and the guidance of the user manual to make sure that items were in the correct set. When I got around to the headset, stem, I noticed they were definitely not according to specification. They were in fact, too loose to safely continue riding. So I began to tighten them according to the Newton meters prescribed within the manual. Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads for 14 Mar 25 🔗
Generally, the shape of connections between our intentions and reality are our to make. Whether you tune those connections, or tension them, both ends of this connection valuable enough to hold… for a time. Also published: An Inevitability of AI Doing Something Continue reading →
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An Inevitability of AI Doing Something
AI tools of this moment is only good enough to ensure compliance and comfort for this part of the change. Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads for 7 Mar 24 🔗
Across the week, there were a few moments of inspiration and connection. The knitting of all of these is some kind of lesson to a series of travels brokered by connectivity, but constantly looking ahead to whatever is happening next. Also published: Timelines March 2018’s Link Shares ♾️ Coming Soon: Avanceé co-facilitating a Sales Effectiveness workshop at the Central Maryland Chamber of Commerce. Learn more and join us. Continue reading →
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Timelines: March 2018’s Link Shares ♾️
Trying a new thing called “Timelines.” Pulling on older posts to revisit the paths taken or remind of what’s been happening. Let’s start with the initial link shares which launched this effort: 2 March 18 9 March 18 16 March 18 26 March 18 30 March 18 Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads for 28 Feb 25 🔗
With the shutdown of the AiPin, our experience and experiment has come to a bittersweet end. There’s always lessons in the journey. And as always, this means simply to shift forward to the next things. Also published: Opining About Human-Centered Design in Civic Tech Continue reading →
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Opining about Human-Centered Design in Civic Tech
Cropping a convo for a wider eye/lens… the context being design/human-centered design in (a/some) #CivicTech spaces How to be human centered when the operational objective isn’t to be humane, but to be operationally more proficient… such is the design challenge to transform its approach and posture once again Could probably drop tools/practices and just focus towards training and behavioral development… use the “tools/practices” as the languages and impress a heuristic of product agility, operational versatility, and “readiness to {outcome}” as the pillars. Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads for 21 Feb 25 🔗
By the time this has been posted, will have done an emulation of an older shape of things. Travel, connections, content, and not much in the way of a break. Packed moments at an increased pacing is a part of things for many folks these days. Lots coming at us, and not yet the time to take a breather. So here’s your reminder to make sure you do make space for the busy times, as well as the settled ones. Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads for 14 Feb 25 🔗 ❤️
A bit of a late posting, but can you blame folks for taking love offline. Well, in order to keep the love going here, here’s the notable reads which should have been posted last week. Also published: Update to the Brilliant Labs Frame 👓 Experiment Upcoming: next month is Avanceé co-facilitating a Sales Effectiveness workshop at the Central Maryland Chamber of Commerce. Learn more and join us. There’s also a survey to help us learn a bit more about our how to shape this monthly cohort. Continue reading →
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Update to Brilliant Labs Frame 👓 Experiment
One of the advantages of Avanceé’s platform is the ability to explore and experiment as we desire. We can take a look at the edges of technology and pushed towards our own affairs. This has been the case with a few products from Brilliant Labs. First, we looked at the Monocle, a single lens and developer focused device. It was really a chance to look at something that was on the outright edge of heads up displays and using artificial intelligence-like applications. Continue reading →