“Good Taste” Is Just Experience – Terrible Software
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What people call “good taste” is really just experience earned through reps. Stop making it sound innate.
“Good Taste” Is Just Experience – Terrible Software Skip to content “Good Taste” Is Just Experience “In the age of AI, taste is the ultimate differentiator.” I keep seeing a version of this on a weekly basis. That in the age of AI, taste is the only thing that matters! Taste is what AI can’t replace! And it’s not that I disagree with it… parts of it actually make sense. But I think I finally figured out what was bothering me. When people say “taste,” what they actually mean is experience. Pattern recognition built up over
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