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Sanket Pathak
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DesignOps @ Postman — Platform for building and using #APIs | He/him
Morning routine question
What time do you wake up? How do you spend your first 2-3 hours?
Which Zoom personality can you relate to? :D
Paul KedroskyA clip from an interview with one of the original SimCity designers, on how the game would have fallen apart if parking lots in the game were their actual sizes in modern cities.
Jai Half-Elven 🏹🍜🐉"My designs were so deceptively simple that it was easy for people to assume I just had easy problems, whereas others, who made super-complicated designs (that were technically unsound and never worked) and were able to talk about them in ways that nobody understood, were considered geniuses." -- Radia Perlman, the woman who developed the algorithm behind the Spanning Tree Protocol, an innovation that made today's Internet possible.
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#WomenInTech #WomenInSTEM #Design #StrongWomen #Tech #STEM
Mark McElroyUPDATE: The code has a new owner! Thanks!
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@glass is a photo-sharing app with an exclusively chronological feed and no ads.
I bought a gift subscription for a friend who declined, citing social media fatigue.
I'm assuming the gift-card code can be used by anyone ... so I'll just make a gift of it to the first person (and, sorry, only the first, since I have only one code) to respond to this post.
Thanks!
M. The Crystalline EntityA broken clock is right twice a day.
Therefore, obtain 43,200 broken clocks and one of them will always be right.
This is actually about AI.
Tess ElationI do not want Slack to provide a probabilistic summary of what I said. I don't want notion to guess what I'm going to say. I want to choose my words with clarity and precision in mind, and if people want me to take the time to read what they've written I would hope that they've taken the time to choose their words too
And I really want to take my words out of training data sets
ManikSpent some time with Maggie Appleton's "digital garden" this morning. It's a lovely combination of beautiful design & thought provoking writing
The idea of a digital garden as a living entity—comprised of imperfect, work in progress thoughts, interconnected for cross-pollination instead of SEO—is one of my favorite concepts in a long time.
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- Site: https://maggieappleton.com/
- A 'budding' entry in the Digital Garden: https://maggieappleton.com/tools-for-thought
