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by jansho 9y ago
Compared to Trump's rhetoric during the campaign, "basket of deplorables" is about as mild as it can get...
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Outrage is addictive and social media only makes this easier: commenting is quick and there's always the urgency to jump on a bandwagon before it disappears. "Outrage of the Day" is appropriate because what else can fill the
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Yeah about the headphones. I remember in one workplace when my manager expressed concern that I wasn't interacting and open enough solely because I had headphones on most of the time. What. It never occurred that I needed it to cut
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They should do more huts instead. https://officesnapshots.com/2012/07/16/pixar-headquarters-an...
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Well you can put a team in one room, and a kitchen to cater for several teams - like design studios actually. IMO that's the best balance, but maybe that's a bit luxurious, cattle pen-wise.
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Sigh, yes I can relate to that. Others here mentioned that it's mental gymnastics, and I would add that crucial to the strategy also is to develop a thicker skin to protect yourself. Because the truth is, it'll always stay with yo
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Hmm. My little sister watches all her Disney tv series on YouTube and she doesn't care how awful the quality is. Sometimes I'm appalled how she can watch Princess Anna (??) in a small screen, at 240px and x2 speed. As for Disney m
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Why Men Are the New Minority in College(theatlantic.com)
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by jansho 9y ago
Biological imperfection? Genetic defect? Bit harsh, no? You've painted love in this way, and it may be true for the majority of us. OK. But there will always be exceptions in a million other forms. I know ugly people who are utterly
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by jansho 9y ago
My stutter is minor but definitely rears its ugly head when I'm stressed. Reading aloud also works for me, as well as singing and boisterous conversations (!) I think that rather than confidence (at least for me) the key is to keep the
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I also think that as you become more trained in graphics (and illusions in general?) you become more adept at stripping the component that makes up the illusion. Also the challenge that comes with "Warning!! You cannot unsee this!!!&qu
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Well in that case there is one way to find out :)
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What kind of boat is it? My family rented a long one once, the kind that you see cruising along (British) canals and honestly, as cute as it is, I felt super claustrophobic. It can also be very cold.
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Im not sure if this is tongue-in-cheek (I was serious in my earlier post) but why not. For science!
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I have the standard list of newspapers and magazines that I browse right after hitting the morning alarm. Instagram for design. A few other art publications.. My bookcase is also extremely well-stocked. Not that it reflects my intellect - m
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Nobody mentions this reason to love bees: they make excellent inspiration. I have a big deadline coming up and just moved my desk to face the garden. Watching the bumble bees nosing around the lavender patch is keeping me more industrious t
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The Tricky Translation of Mathematical Ideas(quantamagazine.org)
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Rabbits ride on sheep to stay dry in flood(theguardian.com)
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Why there’s no such thing as a gifted child(theguardian.com)
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> When I read an online article from the Atlantic or the New Yorker, after a few paragraphs I glance over at the slide bar to judge the article’s length The Atlantic is usually interesting for me, but this was a major problem before. T
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Still a bit clunky. I'm also a fan of using Paint for simple screenshots. You can do it without thinking, and with just the keyboard! 1) Printscreen 2) control + v on paint 3) control + s and type in image name
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Disney's Next Movie Could Be Watching You, Too(fastcodesign.com)
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Bear chases 200 sheep over cliff edge to their deaths(theguardian.com)
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Kindly please expand on what the root cause is and what the 'fix' might be
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Or it can be an asset :) Aren't we always hammered in the head that cofounder relationship is so super important, some people even compare it to marriage? OK that's actually an awkward analogy here.. Perhaps it's better to
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Directed procrastination works for me too. I usually hate admin type of work; sorting out my room, doing the laundry, responding in social media (yes, that counts too..) But when I hit the inertia part of the productivity cycle, this saves
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That sent some shivers. I will never believe that everyone can hate Muslims that much. *typo
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Terrorism is so easily thrown around as a blanket term these days. As many others have pointed out, the motivation seems to be more separatist than religious.
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Now now, let's not give any ideas shall we.
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Big Ponds, Small Ponds(theatlantic.com)
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