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245 sats \ 2 replies \ @nullcount 7h \ on: Why Don't We Have Digital Assembly Lines? AskSN
There are plenty of processes and methodologies to improve efficiency and reduce waste in digital production!
- automation - API's, scripts, build pipelines, LLMs
- standardization - templates, checklists, scheduled actions, routines
- quality control - tests, CI, peer-reviews
- ergonomics - single-task UIs, emulate devices in software so you don't need to switch between physical gadgets, no wasted clicks, use keyboard shortcuts, macros, don't touch the mouse!
- continuous improvement - team retrospectives, root cause analysis, daily stand ups, team operating agreements as a living document
LEAN, Agile, Scrum, Khanban are all widely adopted systems of streamlining production of software, content, media, etc.
sounds like a "you" problem
Everything in cyberspace is trying to steal your attention. You have to actively resist and put measures in place to "improve your workspace".
Computers are a bicycle for the mind. Part of the reason there is no standardized blueprint is everyone's mind works differently. But if you're feeling inefficient while harnessing your computer, you should try identifying the wasteful motions you make on a daily basis and look for ways to improve.
You have to actively resist and put measures in place to "improve your workspace".
I appreciate the thoughtful response, I think you're getting at the core of my question here. I don't think anyone at Toyota is "actively resisting" chaos or distraction, their system keeps everything in check.
What are the ways one can improve their workspace to achieve similar levels of efficiency online?
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Honestly, your first "efficiency action" should be to consult AI about these questions. It can provide personalized suggestions.
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