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I’ve done that thing again where I do a search where really old tweets pop up. And then I start liking those tweets and it creeps people out...
↪ Replying to @johnnee
@johnnee @jmspool Check this out @thehybridself ! :)
↪ Replying to @naynerz
@naynerz @cydharrell @kimgoodwin One could probably argue that they are learned, or even internalized at that early age, and then subsequent teachings and cicumstances systematically break down - more or less - the ability to distinguish between benevolent and maleficent.
Yesterday I knocked my glasses off my motorbike (were on the seat) and onto a busy road. Rode 2 mins before noticing. Took me 10 mins to circle back. Found them neatly placed on a ledge by a kind stranger - whole and not scratched. Had the universe on my side yesterday.
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https://www.cnn.com/videos/business/2018/10/24/smart-glasses-lon-orig.cnn-business
Glasögon som textar teaterföreställningar. https://www.cnn.com/videos/business/2018/10/24/smart-glasses-lon-orig.cnn-business
Reminded me of the ”Keep Calm and Rape A Lot” t-shirts on Amazon. A regular reminder that algorithms won’t care about your well-being. Ironically, most humans would lose their jobs over stuff like this. Now managers can blame the algorithms and ignore accountability. twitter.com/steveportigal/status/1…
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@thepixelgrid @louisrosenfeld I'll make a list. Just need to re-energize after a heavy week. :)
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Finally taking the time to truly understand DesignOps. Realizing this is exactly what I want to work with setting up within Sweden's healthcare system! 😀
ping @louisrosenfeld :)
↪ Replying to @whitneyhess
@whitneyhess Not sure. But I believe it’s more about how I myself would feel about it, which is uncomfortable. Also, I think this was me sub-tweeting that maybe it’s not always a good thing - and trying to make people think about that ;)
@whitneyhess Also, you didn’t answer my question before you asked yours 😝
↪ Replying to @allisonmanley
@allisonmanley @whitneyhess Haha, life goals!
↪ Replying to @mattiaswikman
@mattiaswikman This feels very relevant. Awards are likely more relevant for the people receiving them (as they should be!) than for the people hearing about them out of context.
↪ Replying to @Cennydd
@Cennydd The more I think about it the more it feels like something that, when 'advertised' upfront, risks adding friction to conversation rather than boosting it. In a way it distances oneself from others. At the same time as it does not, as you point out 😀
Some years ago I recieved an honorary award here in Sweden from one of the academic HCI associations. Would that mean I could call myself an "award-winning designer"? I see that term sometimes but I'd feel uncomfortable applying it to myself. What does it mean to you?
A running joke as we age is not yet knowing what we want to be when we grow up, but I’m confident this is the goal itself: never settle, always stay curious about what else there could be.
I’m getting very close to having to do one of the following:
* give up e-mail, or
* have someone manage my e-mail for me
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