Lately, after spending a lot of time online, I ve noticed that the way I consume content has changed, and honestly, not for the better.

When I consume content on social media (or through screens in general), I tend to pay less attention, and my attention span feels much shorter.

I have been using Duolingo for almost 3 years to learn a language, but I don't know anything at all.

Of course, I have some basic vocabulary from the vocabulary words, but it's not conversational level. I'm currently considering buying textbooks and workbooks.

I'm doing research on which OS is worth making an educational app for, and jotted down some pros/cons for both iOS and Android.

Android:

It is known that there are more Android users, so you can potentially have a larger testing/user base.

Our landing page, product pages, design system, even our promo video, all of it came from AI tools plus taste. Five years ago this would have needed at least one designer on payroll and tons of Figma design effort.

Here's the uncomfortable part. The output is genuinely fine. Not award winning, but clean, consistent, and shipped in weeks instead of months. Nobody who visits our site asks if we have a designer.

Slowly but surely, the Christmas holidays are approaching, which usually means more time at home with family and more movie binge-watching.

Yesterday I watched TV for the first time in a while, and they were playing Bezos: The Beginning (2023). A decent movie overall, even though it could ve been longer or had a sequel.

Many of us use it for text generation, image generation, and making tasks fast.

That is something repetitive, and over one week or so, it is not so mindblowing anymore.

I formally studied marketing as a university program (5 years), and due to inspiration on social networks, it feels completely natural to do it, even easy to learn (because most of the time you just guess what might work for you).

BUT