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Here's the crappy G I sent and then the one he sent back. The dude rocks. — Mike Smith (@mikesmith187)

I’m digging the new look! 👀 what do we think?! — Andrea (@iiiitsandrea)

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1) LITERALLY DOING THIS 👀The TikTok team was so concerned with getting the words exactly right that they had the CEO read from a script. But trust is won or lost through body language — not words — and the script messed up… — Lulu Cheng Meservey (@lulumeservey)

12 thoughts about the Columbia University protests and what is happening on campuses across the country1. I have to be honest about something: I'm really starting to hate writing about anything related to Israel or Gaza. I feel like I can't write authentically about this latest…— Isaac Saul (@Ike_Saul) April 24, 2024

The tech industry has moved on from agile. It was a clear step in the right direction, but we shook it down for what it was worth and left the rest behind. Now practicing a strict version of agile is a sign of rigidity and a top-down management, ironically.— George Mayer (@GeorgeMayer) April 22, 2024

I'm obsessed with Michael's theory of chaos packaging! Maybe it also explains why everything is in a jug now? https://t.co/kzjjV1u9bV pic.twitter.com/7ezLc6Cu7G— Elizabeth Goodspeed (@domesticetch) April 22, 2024

Software designers of tomorrow should study games like Tiny Glade as they look and behave more like where software will end up: 3D/spatial, adaptive, contextual, high-level abstractions, pleasingpic.twitter.com/1M94H8a4ds— Soleio ✦ (@soleio) April 21, 2024

First, we need to find how a "wheel" actually feels perceived from the front. While we can't get infinite angles of z rotation in Figma, we can get close. So after some iterating, I found what seems to be a good enough formula of sizes for our wheel which is split into 7… pic.twitter.com/oqw5eXGs69— *echo scream* 🧀 (@JaceThings) April 20, 2024

This paper suggests a potential massive revolution in social science.It develops a system where LLMs automatically generate scientific hypotheses, and then test those hypotheses with simulated AI human agents. Even at this early stage, it works surprisingly well. Exciting atuff pic.twitter.com/ekZHYTJHcY— Ethan Mollick (@emollick) April 20, 2024

On too many walks, to too many friends, I've tried to explain this diagram I have in my head about how different forms of knowledge flow into each other cyclically— https://t.co/gwyaeppPew pic.twitter.com/RktTCRqGOq— cristóbal (@tobyshooters) April 19, 2024

What is the highest-growth environment you’ve ever been in? What made it that way?(growth interpreted broadly: professional, in hobbies, interpersonal, etc)— Andy Matuschak (@andy_matuschak) April 19, 2024

During the Olympics, NBCUniversal plans to deploy five heart-rate monitors among the parents of athletes. The results will be shown onscreen as moms and dads watch their kids compete — something that test audiences have loved. https://t.co/udJYpluRmy https://t.co/0bzjDUyRa6— Variety (@Variety) April 17, 2024

Love your that simplicity; consider highlighting this in screenshots. Less social proof; it’s premature and doesn’t build trust. Focus on showcasing the product UI instead. Reduce text in UI shots, enlarge them to emphasize ease of sharing thoughts. See references 🌈 https://t.co/WffQ7qLo7T pic.twitter.com/EIv3hwAAKG— the screenshot first company (@screenshotfirst) April 18, 2024

The 4-7-8 Method1. Breathe in quietly through your nose for 4 seconds2. Hold your breath for 7 seconds3. Exhale audibly through your mouth for 8 seconds4. Repeat for a total of 4 cyclesThat's it. The magic ratio of 4-7-8. pic.twitter.com/tJVYz1i4KC— Fernando Cao Zheng (@thefernandocz) April 18, 2024

As a programmer - when should you use a switch case?

VFX Supervisor Ken Ralston's commentary for this shot in Cast Away has blown my mind for the last 24 years.It's pretty amazing that the water was not there around Tom Hanks pic.twitter.com/E9iLfpha5g— Will McCrabb (@mccrabb_will) April 18, 2024

From a million miles away, NASA captures Moon crossing face of Earth. (Yes, this is a real image)Credit: NASA/NOAA pic.twitter.com/QkYRRS0w3Z— Curiosity (@MAstronomers) April 18, 2024

My grandfather built motors that powered big machines. In a lab not so different from his workshop, my colleagues and I uncovered the assembly of the bacterial motor. Today, this discovery has been published in @NatureMicrobiol #MolecularNodes #Discovery https://t.co/m98Df1DuOr pic.twitter.com/HgY9fsu1kC— Prash (@prash_singh) April 17, 2024

A math department at a major university in the US is now offering a semester long course on “game theory”. Yes, you read that right. Games. The things tiny children play.The dumbing down of America continues…— Colin Fraser | @colin-fraser.net on bsky (@colin_fraser) April 18, 2024

i would simply just have to kill myself after omg pic.twitter.com/MrbwKp8Vpq— jojo (@helllojojo) April 18, 2024

Asking very specific questions is an underrated skill. Both to yourself and other people.The opposite is asking “what do you think about X?”You’re functionally asking for the entire range of thoughts I’ve ever had about X, where X is always impossibly broad and non-specific…— Maggie Appleton (@Mappletons) April 16, 2024

noticing a lot of brands utilizing a specific intro style on tiktok that i am calling “shock and sell”. start with a shocking viral clip and transition into a hard sell. examples here from reformation and aeropress. pic.twitter.com/MJ0R7u6Pam— Rachel Karten (@milkkarten) April 16, 2024