@courtney it’s like how a medieval marriage between Spanish and French royalty wasn’t about love but solidified brand synergy
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This is a bridge too farThis is a bridge too far
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“Founder mode” and “Hustle & Grind culture” sound a lot like people with undiagnosed bipolar disorder chasing productivity highs they felt during manic episodes“Founder mode” and “Hustle & Grind culture” sound a lot like people with undiagnosed bipolar disorder chasing productivity highs they felt during manic episodes
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Stripe's new site for developers has a rad early 2000s k10k design blog aesthetic I instantly love. I even love the minimalistic UI for their blog.Stripe's new site for developers has a rad early 2000s k10k design blog aesthetic I instantly love. I even love the minimalistic UI for their blog.
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Today is September 12, 2024. Guantanamo Bay *still* has 30 detainees being held in its human rights violating prison.Today is September 12, 2024. Guantanamo Bay *still* has 30 detainees being held in its human rights violating prison.
How is this still a thing 22 years after it opened?
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Apple demonstrating AI by taking a photo of a restaurant to let you see its menu and order food feels like a peak Silicon Valley problem for Apple’s single male employees that use this 7x-10x a week but non-Apple employees might only use once a monthApple demonstrating AI by taking a photo of a restaurant to let you see its menu and order food feels like a peak Silicon Valley problem for Apple’s single male employees that use this 7x-10x a week but non-Apple employees might only use once a month
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“I love that for you!” is west coast for “well, bless your heart”“I love that for you!” is west coast for “well, bless your heart”
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RIP @stevesilbermanRIP @stevesilberman
He taught me so much about neurodivergence and he was so nice to give interviews to my team at Slack. He was one of my favorite follows and I’ll miss having you around Steve.
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when you drive into Canada, Google Maps changes speed limit signs to match what you see, even though your directions stay in miles since that’s what I’m used to. But as you get close, it changes to “turn right in 650 meters” and I’m completely dumbfoun...when you drive into Canada, Google Maps changes speed limit signs to match what you see, even though your directions stay in miles since that’s what I’m used to.
But as you get close, it changes to “turn right in 650 meters” and I’m completely dumbfounded.
Like, is 650 a lot of meters? Do I change lanes now? Is the turn 10 seconds away or like a minute away? I have no idea!