Need for AI Ethicists Becomes Clearer as Companies Admit Tech’s Flaws - WSJ
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It's mind-boggling to me that Powerpoint and Keynote still do not come with integrated shapes for interaction design (phone templates, buttons, tabs, menus etc).
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@Hilaryonline Hehe. No. Haven't tried the rental ones yet either.
There is a new buzzword in town and it's micro mobility and it's essentially a term to market electric scooters and I just can't even anymore...
It's annoying how often I get e-mails from companies saying "You haven't heard from us in a while" and I HAVE NO IDEA WHO THEY ARE.
Most of the time I have signed up at some point, but it would be helpful with a reminder of who you are and what you're about...
I like these kind of updates to terms of service and privacy policies:
* "Added “plain English” summaries to each section and simplified and shortened language throughout"
Thank you @dashlane
Going through my pre-approved payments and subscriptions on PayPal and cancelling them all. Cancelling and the restarting on a per-need basis is a good tactic I've learned. Adds necessary friction.
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@z_rose Haven't used it myself, but if I were to try something today I would try Amara. amara.org/en-gb/
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@MattAndersonUT @beantin @letterpress_se @lissijean @uxpodcast It's no easy task these days to keep track of us when after 200 episodes I've started outsourcing ;)
Reading Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport.
More considered intent is much needed for myself.
This quote is pure gold.
« If a Russian troll using a Brazilian man’s photograph to masquerade as an American Trump supporter watches a video on Facebook, is that view “real”? »
nymag.com/intelligencer/…
via @DaveLaFontaine
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@inkblurt I've more and more started using Human-considerate design. Because, as you say, centered does not necessarily imply benevolence. And not all humans are the center of your solution but can be adversely affected anyway. I complement this with sustainable and inclusive.
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@BetoORourke From my perspective the "wife-in-awe" stage setup for this video is cringe-worthy.
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@JesperBylund It's been available since Sierra from what I understand :) I just had no idea.
Okay, here's a neat trick for Safari on your Mac: Ctrl-click (or right-click) twice on a movie that is playing and choose "Enter Picture in Picture". The movie will now play in a floating window on top of all other windows and you can multi-task like a pro ;)
#sierra
We live in a time when the department in charge of well-being at work is called Human Resources.
That says something.
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@sookio I’m assuming there actually is strategic thinking behind not showing them as equals. i.e. that will gain more support. Which of course is a scary thought.
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@DangerousDolly Yeah, @JesperBylund was correct in pointing out how it’s closer to home in America than I maybe like to acknowledge. It’s a good reminder of how our culture at least pushes gender equality in a more transparent way.