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I made a site to explain System One thinking (Jev is an example of this)! We make fast judgments all day, some models can too. The guide explains how to use those quick judgments in software. In my typical way, it leverages interactive animations, and Night Owl 🦉

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Sarah Drasner

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Sarah Drasnervor 16 Tagen

▶️ Site here:

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Martin Laker Ockovskyvor 16 Tagen

Sarah, you are amazing

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Javier Leandro Arancibiavor 16 Tagen

The interactive animations make the concept land - feeling a fast judgment happen beats reading a definition of one. Lovely guide.

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Sarah Drasnervor 16 Tagen

Thank you!

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Joel Nishanthvor 16 Tagen

This is awesome @sarah_edo

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Sarah Drasnervor 16 Tagen

Hey thanks

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K.O.Ovor 16 Tagen

Thank you Sarah

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Pedro Filhovor 16 Tagen

wow, that's super neat!

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Darinvor 16 Tagen

I love Night Owl theme so much.

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Sarah Drasnervor 16 Tagen

Thanks! I’m glad it’s useful

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Darinvor 16 Tagen

The font. The colors. The spacing. I would build an entire platform with this design.

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chris corrierevor 16 Tagen

reminds me of inner/outer loop in cascade control

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Joao Salgueirovor 16 Tagen

Looks awesome!!!

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CTO Field Kitvor 16 Tagen

“System One thinking” is a useful lens for tool design. The strongest descriptions also state the expected output, so humans and models can tell when the call succeeded.

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