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mrjh
2y ago
If you've never picked up your phone to do one thing and half an hour later found yourself trawling through Instagram, having forgotten what you originally meant to do with your "just a tool", you are in a tiny minority of in
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mrjh
3y ago
Not dumb at all. It's bad UI.
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mrjh
3y ago
This reminded me of the fabulously British song from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BzjPukTLoY
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mrjh
3y ago
Speaking as a fellow product designer... Stunning work. What an awesome portfolio!
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mrjh
3y ago
Please god no...
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mrjh
3y ago
"Looks to be related to COVID policy" COVID policy? Isn't that history now?
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mrjh
3y ago
The number of medical ‘professionals’ who just automatically dismiss possible connections like this is utterly depressing. I’m sure they must hear plenty of crackpot theories, but that’s no excuse for failing to help people who can be helpe
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mrjh
3y ago
Hmmm, it was within a week or two of getting AirPods Pro (and heavily using the noise cancelling mode) that I developed a strange dull ache/pressure throughout my sinuses and upper jaw. Stopped using noise cancelling and it seems to ha
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mrjh
3y ago
Yup, I have older relatives who are exactly like this and they ALL have a 24/7 news channel almost constantly playing on TV. It’s an utterly toxic diet of fear-mongering and negativity that cripples anyone who gets addicted to it.
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mrjh
3y ago
Muesli isn’t just plain oats. Muesli is a mixture which contains CEREALS (e.g. oats, wheat, barley) dried FRUIT (e.g. sultanas, raisins, dates) and NUTS (e.g. almonds, hazelnuts). Here’s an example of a typical British muesli… https:/
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3y ago
Who on earth cooks over fire with a LEAD pot? Pretty sure that has never been a thing…
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3y ago
A bit tangential, but 'Leicester' is one of those wonderful British place-names that doesn't really follow any English pronunciation rules and you just have to know the right one... In this case 'Leicester' is prono
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3y ago
Yeah, the content took a HARD turn to the left in the last few years. I don't remember it being anywhere near as political even as recently as 5yrs ago. That suggests either a dramatic change in audience, or some algorithmic change tha
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3y ago
“Topping himself” is definitely a common phrase in the UK too
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4y ago
“'In the sticks' is just a reference to an area where there are lots of twigs, that is, the countryside.” https://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/in-the-sticks.html
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4y ago
“when you say cities didn't always have more services than small towns and that life in a city wasn't that bad if you were poor” Pretty sure they said the exact opposite of that. “small towns suck because they lack services and bi
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Beware of Blurbs
(themillions.com)
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4y ago
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FBI chief Christopher Wray says China lab leak 'most likely'
(bbc.co.uk)
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4y ago
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4y ago
I’m quite gobsmacked at the arrogance and dismissiveness of your responses in this thread. Maybe tone it down a bit and be less defensive?
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Monzo and the Pitfalls of Staff Surveillance
(raconteur.net)
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4y ago
“we realize we have no magic in our minds” Surely an AI is a digital replica (and homage) of that magic? Without the magic in our minds we could’ve never created that replica. To me it’s an acknowledgement of how awesome our own brains are
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4y ago
Its bugs are gradually being fixed (like the ability to just arrow-key straight out of a comment box and be deposited at the end of the document), but I still wince every time I have to use Notion… for work… every day. Silly things like ope
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4y ago
Strange title as AtlasObscura haven’t actually revealed anything; they’re almost as prudish as the original Victorian discoverers. Judging by this[1] less prudish source, it doesn’t even seem THAT shocking. There’s a lot of ‘normal’ fresco
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4y ago
This while a certain energy company is reporting its "highest profits in 115 years"[1]. It's sickening to see the brutal efficiency with which the poor are made poorer while the 1% continue to line their pockets. [1] https:&
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4y ago
You’re getting downvoted because this is just one person’s opinion and yet you’re presenting it as gospel… dogmatically repeating the same post over and over in spite of there clearly being strong support for the opposing POV. More than one
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4y ago
“Nursing mothers inhibit their own pregnancy” It’s an interesting theory, but having my second kid appear 12 months after the first — in spite of the breastfeeding — makes me very sceptical of its reliability.
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4y ago
I’d love to know what made you notice this, and able to identify soy as the problem. Presumably it was more than just memory issues that tipped you off?
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4y ago
"have startups stopped using Invision?" Speaking as a designer, Invision has never felt like a serious design tool and they've had a constant struggle to find their place in the market. Invision started life as a prototyping