𝗱𝗮𝗻𝗻𝘆🫧💚 on Twitter
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𝘀𝗸𝗼𝗼𝗸𝘀 on Twitter
something that doesn't seem discussed much is that men mansplain to other men, too male-to-male conversation dynamics are generally adversarial, particularly in the workplaceinterruption and disagreement are commonplace, even expected— 𝘀𝗸𝗼𝗼𝗸𝘀 (@skooookum) June 11, 2023
Ed Zitron on Twitter
This is probably the most lucid or poignant he’ll ever get, fully acknowledging that his base has no coherent ideology or beliefs, just whatever shit they all agree upsets them at any given time. He hates them so much https://t.co/8kXfoNKlGv— Ed Zitron (@edzitron) June 11, 2023
Aakash Gupta 🚀 Product Growth Guy on Twitter
AI for product managers
Marcus Espinoza on Twitter
Philadelphia or “Delco” accent
Rasmus Andersson on Twitter
“This is pretty neat. Functioning QR codes that are pretty. Would be neat to integrate something like this as an artist’s signature in the corner of a painting.
https://t.co/kv4bJodIYt (en translation: https://t.co/mBOSwa9KzL)”
Geek Vibes Nation on Twitter
“Michael Shannon on playing Zod in #TheFlash
“I’m not gonna lie, it wasn’t quite satisfying for me, as an actor. These multiverse movies are like somebody playing with action figures. It’s like, “Here’s this person. Here’s that person. And they’re fighting!” It’s not quite the…”
Jukka Ursin on Twitter
“It’s cool that they’re calling it a “spatial computer”, which is a significant break from the “tech first” way of calling it a “headset”. It’s not about what it is, but what you do with it: You can do all kinds of computing tasks with it, but in a new kind of spatial way.43/?”
Jukka Ursin on Twitter
“So, @Apple’s new #VisionPro headset is out, and it looks like a cool product. I happened to work on it five years ago, so here’s a number of thoughts on the gadget. This is long and rambling, and all of my first-hand information is five years old, so make of it what you will.1/?”
Sebastiaan de With on Twitter
“Kind of interesting that the glassy, three dimensional visionOS UI (which is real) looks a lot like Microsoft’s “fancy fantasy” UI from its promo videos, which is completely fake.
Shows the difference in culture between the two pretty well.”
eric pvncher on Twitter
“Fun fact - Microsoft pioneered this with their proximity light in MRTK! Their fluent design was really ahead of its time, and remains a masterclass for direct touch interaction.”
wendy xu 🤖 preorder INFINITY PARTICLE! on Twitter
you know what? nobody was going into comics expecting to make boatloads of money. but people are allowed to have dreams, ambitions, & to be a little starry eyed at the beginning. those are human emotions. fuck out of here with your little "well that's just capitalism" smug shit https://t.co/omXEA0Jrfn— wendy xu 🤖 preorder INFINITY PARTICLE! (@AngrygirLcomics) June 11, 2023
Joe Holder on Twitter
energy metabolism / mitochondrial health immune system health brain/digestive system health IMO those are the big three. Everything connects to that before supplements and “hacks” just focus on lifestyle practices that will improve those— Joe Holder (@JoeHolder_) June 10, 2023
Joe Rossignol on Twitter
Fun fact: the new Mac Pro with the M2 Ultra chip (starting at $6,999) is up to 2× faster than the fastest Intel-based Mac Pro (started at $12,999). Double the performance for half the price. https://t.co/OpplIJPC2n— Joe Rossignol (@rsgnl) June 10, 2023
Visakan Veerasamy on Twitter
“see the theory of constraints is, only improvements at the bottleneck will make a difference. and if you're putting more burden before and/or after the bottleneck, you actually make the whole thing worse, if it's a complex system https://t.co/8Vlk9Pxj2l”
Codie Sanchez on Twitter
Every night my husband and I do this one thing, it's called the TEAM method...It may completely change your relationship, it did for ours:— Codie Sanchez (@Codie_Sanchez) June 10, 2023
Sterling Crispin 🕊️ on Twitter
Technical breakdown of a few neurologicalgical innovations in the Vision Pro
One of the coolest results involved predicting a user was going to click on something before they actually did. That was a ton of work and something I’m proud of. Your pupil reacts before you click in part because you expect something will happen after you click. So you can create biofeedback with a user's brain by monitoring their eye behavior, and redesigning the UI in real time to create more of this anticipatory pupil response. It’s a crude brain computer interface via the eyes, but very cool. And I’d take that over invasive brain surgery any day.
Ronen▼ on Twitter
“Since Spiderverse came out, lots of artists have been posting behind-the scenes tweets sharing their contributions to the beautiful film. So I'm starting a thread collecting them in one place:”
Ronen▼ on Twitter
“My entire feed is apple vision and spiderverse talent talking proudly about their contributions and I think we're seeing a new very cool accidental kind of behind the scenes and marketing emerging. This is an internet I want to be on.”
Ben Pershing on Twitter
“I knew there was some reason why it was getting harder to hear the dialogue on TV, but hadn’t seen it explained so clearly before. https://t.co/qhzeVadp9Z”
The Psychotherapist on Twitter
How to Stay in Love.Stay curious about your partner. Don’t assume you know everything about them. Each day, remind yourself what drew you to them, and ask yourself what still draws you to them. Hug them as often as you can, and DON’T STOP FLIRTING WITH THEM.— The Psychotherapist (@dedoyinajayi) June 9, 2023
Visakan Veerasamy on Twitter
working harder, getting increasingly heated/angry, past a threshold where its not working, will typically make things worse. everything gets more knotted and tense. overwhelming the bottleneck https://t.co/EP69fo5ZwE— Visakan Veerasamy (@visakanv) June 9, 2023
Acyn on Twitter
Watters: The more education you have, the more likely you are to vote for a Democrat so he is pushing all of these young people into universities… pic.twitter.com/IvR73y4ztV— Acyn (@Acyn) June 8, 2023
Davis Kedrosky on Twitter
Greetings! For my first post of the year (sheesh), I've decided to do something incredibly silly by defending Jared Diamond's *Guns, Germs, and Steel* against its critics... nearly all of them. Enjoy! https://t.co/74KhpXYhI2— Davis Kedrosky (@dkedrosky) June 8, 2023
Peter Yang on Twitter
Mark Zuckerberg’s reaction to the Vision Pro
Yilio on Twitter
“Dear Twitter,
I made a thing and I'm pretty pumped about it 🤓
It's a prototype of @softspacehq that lets you build a 3D knowledge map of whatever you're obsessing about *really* quickly.
(Yes yes there's #AI involved)
(Yes you can download it!)
🧵↓”
François Chollet on Twitter
“"It's autocomplete" is not a helpful analogy to understand LLMs. A LLM is more like a database that lets query information in natural language. You can query both knowledge, and "patterns" (associative programs seen in the training data, that can be applied to new inputs).”
Amelia Wattenberger 🪷 on Twitter
“what if it was easy to find long, monotonous blocks of our writing and ✨spice them up✨?
for clarity: this is showing using a green -> pink color scale to highlight short and long sentences. For a paragraph with very similar-length, long sentences, we ask for a spicier version.”
Pranav Pramod on Twitter
“🔍 Alternative Search Methods
Generic word search in applications makes it super hard to find something you vaguely remember. Depicted below are 4 different types of searches that a user could use to find content that seems hard to find.
Check it out at: https://t.co/fY5GC6nawr”
Francesca Pallopides on Twitter
“As a writer, this is mostly what I use ChatGPT for: to identify & then avoid narrative & stylistic clichés. If I have a vague idea for a story or I'm stuck on a line or scene, I ask ChatGPT how it would finish it, and then I do... not that.”