↪ Replying to @alex_andr_a
@alex_andr_a +1. Thank you for calling this out. 👏
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Me asking some simple questions made years of stats come crashing down because the IT team had refused to acknowledge the difference between median and average. Some people had mentioned this over the years, but things never changed. Lots of data potentially misleading. 😬
↪ Replying to @berkun
@berkun ”What would you call someone whose job it is to make a decision?”
A leader. Someone who understands when to make the decision and when to leave decision-making to someone else. And has widespread trust to do so.
@berkun ”If powerful is the wrong word, what's the right one?”
Strong. Strong leader. Because power is taken but strength is something we need to work regularly on to maintain.
@berkun (I sound confident, but really just spitballing.)
I've added 12 new links to my digital ethics database today and that's just too much for one day.
I'm not confident this is the direction we should be heading but we are heading there fast.
Before consumers have any chance of considering consequences. x.com/hypervisible/s…
↪ Replying to @unknown
@MabandeOpenBeta Hehe, too good to be true ;) In my original post I was about to add, and should have, it doesn't really matter who the person is - he is of course entitled to his own designated seat regardless of social status. Something else entirely could be true, and we still don't know.
One of those ”check your prejudices” situations. x.com/MiniBreaks_/st…
As much as we want these stories to be true, they aren't always. BUT, the moral of the story, regardless, is that we know very little about the person being criticized and that person will contain multitudes. Also, it was his designated seat! This was the point, all along.
Kinsey: ”I had my hands up in the air, why did you shoot me?”
Police officer: ”I don’t know.” x.com/QasimRashid/st…
↪ Replying to @beantin
@beantin @gmail I was looking for this the other day and couldn't find it!
↪ Replying to @marcusosterberg
@marcusosterberg @norrhede @tsvenson @soulislove Vet inget om kostnader men om ni tänker på plattformsprojektet så var det en hel del mer än 1177.se som rymdes där. inera.se/aktuellt/proje…
↪ Replying to @unknown
@heather_ia 😊 I am quite pleased with how I pieced everything together in the end.
I’m a rich
Web designer
I’m a styled
Choice decider
I’m a spinner
Who can paint
I do not feel defamed
I’m your cell
I’m you schemes
I’m feeding the machine
You know you’d really want it every other way
So much this. x.com/TatianaTMac/st…
Read these threads to learn about past, present and future industrial accidents. Be warned, there are some graphic images in there. x.com/gwensnyderPHL/…
This is a heck of a sentence... multitudes of WTF. x.com/thedailybeast/…
↪ Replying to @movito
@movito Did some quick research and yes we also have rinnsnö and sockersnö.
Just reading up on the coup attempt in Ethiopia. This practice of blocking internet access has a huge impact on human safety and well-being. x.com/samirasawlani/…
↪ Replying to @unknown
@heather_ia Haha! When you break the design pattern.
Luxembourgish. Summer
Swiss German. Summer
West Frisian/Scots. Simmer
Värmlandic. Sammer
Danish/Norwegian/German. Sommer
Swedish. Sommar
Faroese. Summar
Icelandic. Sumar
Old English. Sumor
Dutch. Zomer
Unrelated, but also somewhat related. And posting to refer to later. 50 words for snow in Swedish:
watchingtheswedes.com/2018/02/28/50-…