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by hellomyguys 5y ago
I wrote: "This is much different than "Give a number 1-5 to iPhone."" They wrote: "They were prompted with 12 different Apple-related subjects, and asked to rate them on a scale from 1 to 5 and optionally provide te
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
"They were prompted with 12 different Apple-related subjects, and asked to rate them on a scale from 1 to 5 and optionally provide text commentary per category"
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
I think a Likert scale is actually different than how they're surveying respondents in the article linked by the OP. From Wikipedia: "A Likert item is simply a statement that the respondent is asked to evaluate by giving it a quan
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
This seems a bit bizarre to me. Rate products on a scale of 1-5? What is that actually measuring? Perception?
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
Yes with iPads and iPhones. It's not an uncommon experience if you google it. I imagine its a software issue not a hardware issue too.
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
Yeah, using my AirPods Max is one of the most frustrating experiences. In the past week I've had to force reset them so many times and it almost seems arbitrary when it actually connects. I can't imagine a non-savvy tech person be
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
There's the Rolleiflex TLR Install Camera https://mint-camera.com/en/shop/cameras/rolleiflex-instant-k...
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
The flash of P&S Film cameras have their own look that people like and are often associated with a "party aesthetic."
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
They're still more effective than a surgical mask, even with a gap.
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
Following a well-marked winding road is not a difficult challenge for self-driving cars. Driving in a city, with bus lanes, light rail, bikers, and pedestrians is much harder.
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
The difference is Instagram and WhatsApp were products that had real product value before Zuck acquired them. Zuck has to build a v1 product from scratch with the Metaverse. When's the last time FB has truly built a revolutionary v1 pr
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
Nike will sell their clothing and shoes for games, metaverse experience, etc as NFTs. Doesn't seem that crazy.
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
Weird over-generalization that ignores the popularity of cycling as a sport (which is expensive) in Europe and the fact that the majority of people using bicycles in the US are using them how you describe the rest of the world uses them.
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
And Notion is a better clone of Quip.
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
The Model M is actually not great to type on compared to modern mechanical keyboards. Think it's mostly nostalgia for why people recommend them at this point. I'd recommend buying a cherry mx keyboard switch tester so you can see
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
I've seen more people with Down Syndrome and facial disfigurements on TikTok than any other platform.
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
Facebook can afford manual moderation. What do you think the mental health cost of waiting for AI moderation to be good enough in 111 languages that understand the nuances of speech in text/audio/video?
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
After reading https://www.factcheck.org/2021/07/scicheck-fauci-and-paul-ro... (happy for someone to provide a better source), I'm not sure I agree with the idea that Fauci is "full of shit" based of
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
> This really isn't that much. The average Disneyland visitor probably walks 5 miles per day. What a bizarre comparison. Most people are pretty tired after visiting Disneyland. You also don’t do that 300 times a year.
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
Hasn't there been many years where Bezos paid no taxes?
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
It could be worse. It could have gone from a 99.9% to 99.1% in preventing hospitalization. That would be an 9x higher chance of hospitalization!
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
To be fair, Google "work" products seem to be a tier below Microsoft's even, and Google doesn't iterate as quickly to improve them either.
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
Well I would argue the monolithic look on apps is a to some degree a byproduct of testing. It makes sense that most apps' buttons, layouts, design patterns look the same and are considered "easiest" to use by A/B testing
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
>throwaway products made by borderline-enslaved Cambodians Well good thing Depop helps consumers avoid buying brand new clothing items and encourages giving life to old clothes. >I don’t dislike fashion because I’m a humble bragging g
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
Yes we don’t know something that hasn’t happened but I imagine the kid and his family have a better idea on it than you. And if your only data point is a colleague who was sick while working that doesn’t really bolster your argument :)
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
Police are already a big presence in many schools in the US already.
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
So what is the child doing for 3 months while being suspended that’s better than being at school? It’s not like school punishment having an impact on your life isn’t well documented. “School to prison pipeline” https://en.wikiped
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
I think you’re grossly underestimating the psychological impact of being labeled a bad kid and missing out on 3 months of social interaction in school. Also when he comes back he will also carry the stigma of being a problem child.
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
Didn’t you just argue universal healthcare would be worse? I can’t imagine billing being worse than it already is. And why would private schools be better in this regard?
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by hellomyguys 5y ago
Before clicking the article I already guessed the student was black. “How US schools punish Black kids” https://www.vox.com/videos/21507661/school-discipline-race-b...

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