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awittyremark.bsky.social
how it feels seeing a AI summary of my comments on my Experiment post on nesslabs.

Awful : I feel like I put in time to make time to share as a human; if people are not going to read my comments but instead look at the summary. I dont want to comment.
I am not a summary ..
December 5, 2025 at 5:14 PM
awittyremark.bsky.social
As Orktober comes to an end I want to remind those who struggle with mental health that the Orkish way of "trust the process" is valid . So much so that I had to write about it over on nesslabs , a community setup by @neuranne.bsky.social .

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[edited for limits of alt text] No doubt most of us are aware of the aphromism “fake it till you make it” , for which Wikipedia suggest there is no single point of origin in who wrote it. I have seen similar concepts shared in writings about productivity and creativity that and to some extent the activity in improving my own self esteem feels very much like I have to fool my brain into believing its doing better. Which brings me to Orks. Its October , which for many in the tabletop miniature painting community tends to become “Orktober”. We share our creations, painting, miniatures and games, that are on the whole Ork based. These fictitious creations of the Games Workshop Warhammer game exist as part of a tabletop wargame Warhammer 40k , and the earlier Warhammer range, but lets not get into GW Lore. Orks in the lore of Warhammer can build and make things and because as they “believe its true” so it becomes true . That struck a chord with me because; whilst Fake it till you make it is popular I also found it began from a negative; which irked me. When I thought about how the writer and designer for the Ork race had gone with “they Believe it strong enough then it becomes true” It struck me as far more positive. I also realised that I was to my own self making an effort to reflect on what was good and in doing so feeling better that from a position of Curiosity then Observation I was creating a better view of myself. In working through Tiny Experiments I am minded of Chapter 1 where the discussion of the Goal setting I was minded just how important the action in beginning was and when I considered my current experiment I realise just how important it is to Believe these actions are changing me positively or as another friend would phrase it as “Trust the process” Maybe next year we can take time to use some Orkology together.
October 29, 2025 at 8:34 AM
awittyremark.bsky.social
I was not aware of the recent NessLabs news letter @neuranne.bsky.social was about to send out on the topic of curiosity and adhd I am now trying to decide of this is Bader-meinhoff or someone messing with the simulation settings. Either way . Go subscribe to nesslabs nesslabs.com
June 12, 2025 at 5:48 PM
mrjustinsolomon.bsky.social
Thinking out loud boosts clarity, memory, and creativity.

Science backs it - and now I plan to live it and incorporate it into my daily workflow.

Dictation isn’t just faster. It’s smarter.

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#nesslabs #brainhacks #writingtools #thinkoutloud
Thinking Out Loud: How to Use Your Voice in Knowledge Work
Used well, thinking out loud can sharpen how we work and how we think. By speaking and using our voice, knowledge workers can improve clarity, creativity, and decision-making.
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May 16, 2025 at 10:18 PM
philipptemmel.com
Quite disappointing seeing this in the header of one of my favorite newsletters. #NessLabs
Screenshot of NessLabs newsletter header showing AI slop image creation in Studio Ghibli design
March 30, 2025 at 12:34 PM
mrfresh.bsky.social
@neuranne.bsky.social, look what arrived today!👏🏽 #booksky #nesslabs
The book “Tiny Experiments” by Anne-Laure Le Cunff of Ness Labs
March 8, 2025 at 9:46 PM
melanie-almeida.bsky.social
Thanks to @neuranne.bsky.social and Nesslabs workshop, I had a great template to do my 2024 annual review and feel confident to publicly share it:
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Reviewing 2024 – Melanie Almeida
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January 3, 2025 at 8:08 PM
neuranne.bsky.social
Yes 100% - just email me your address at annelaure at nesslabs dot com 😊
December 5, 2024 at 9:35 PM
nfaure42.bsky.social
Une conséquence moins connue de l'anxiété : le surcontrôle (traduction en français via google translate)
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Overfunctioning: The Drive to Do it All
Overfunctioning refers to feeling overly responsible for family, friends, and coworkers, which leads to trying to proactively solve problems and taking on too many tasks, even if the other person is p...
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October 31, 2024 at 10:19 PM
nfaure42.bsky.social
yep.. pas toujours facile d'avoir la qualité et la quantité de sommeil nécessaires cependant
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#nesslabs #créativité #sommeil
The Sleep-Creativity Cycle • Ness Labs
Not sleeping enough comes at a cost to productivity and creativity. Improve your sleep-creativity cycle to be more productive and creative.
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September 6, 2024 at 9:38 PM
nfaure42.bsky.social
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être un bon prof ce n'est pas juste accumuler des connaissances... et ça vaut dans d'autres domaines.
#nesslabs #biaiscognitifs #psychologie
The Curse of Knowledge
The curse of knowledge is a cognitive bias that occurs when someone incorrectly assumes that others have enough background to understand.
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August 8, 2024 at 3:21 PM
nfaure42.bsky.social
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Avoir peur de manquer la meilleure option, ça bloque facilement des projets
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The Affliction of Abundance: FOBO or the Fear of a Better Option
FOBO, or fear of a better option, means considering all the possible options for fear that you will miss out on the best one. It often leads to indecision.
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July 15, 2024 at 12:36 PM