richardbrevig

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by richardbrevig 2y ago
That's exactly how I've described it to others. No interest in Yellowstone itself, but loved this show and really enjoy 1923 as well.
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
Here it is on Hulu: https://www.hulu.com/movie/spaceship-earth-e3636bb2-0aab-43b...
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
The marketing terms here are continuous innovation (that doesn't change user behavior) vs discontinuous innovation (that changes user behavior).
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
Any explanation to why this post is being downvoted?
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
You may enjoy Plutchik's dyadic wheel of emotions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_connection#/media/File:... In it, he lists anger as the opposite of fear. And shame is the combination of fear and
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
> AEDP Accelerated experiential dynamic psychotherapy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accelerated_experiential_dynam...
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
We should celebrate the move from traditionalism to innovation. Prioritizing tradition over rational thought held our species back for millennia.
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
For the past month, I've written my thoughts into a daily journal. I then send that to a group that read it every day and respond. Had 15 a month ago but some were toxic. I'm now down to 5 people. I understand they don't unde
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
Not entirely off topic, but I recently attempted sharing my life story with people via daily written installments: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUC2aFkBHiw&8d3=7f5h The video basically introduces me and what I'm
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
Why is very popular in the design community, like the five whys [0]. But now I'm always at odds when I speak about it after listening to Richard Dawkins and other scientists say "why is a stupid question." They advise to ask,
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
I don't believe he's talking about the employer, he's discussing the emotional well-being a job seeker would need. If the job seeker hates their own job, they're more likely to jump from one bad situation to another bad
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
> BATNA Best alternative to a negotiated agreement [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Best_alternative_to_a_negotiat...
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
Regarding Spartacus, I think you may really enjoy watching History Channel's Barbarians Rising.
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
Actually it's a sentence within the article. There's no article on sapiens.org with this title.
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
Google Developers video [0] describing exactly how you should speak to users to get feedback: usability tests. This is pretty standard in the UX community. Here's Steve Krug, author of the Amazon top-selling book on web design "Do
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
I used to do long personal emails. I've recently started engaging my Facebook friends, Instagram followers, and new Tinder matches with daily installments. Not really a long letter, but the content is somewhere between a long letter an
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
Please review Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs [1]. I'm just communicating what he said in his book Motivation and Personality. His theory is taught in every introduction to psychology textbook. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
Yes, all needs in the hierarchy are basic and necessary!
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
Today I received my first grocery delivery from Walmart. I'm extremely excited. I chose no substitutions so only one item wasn't available. What I love about it is that the person picking up the food actually knows the store.
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
> I bet they're working on a PayPal competitor... They've allowed money transfer through Messenger for sometime now. The UX is probably the best I've had. I prefer sending money that way because it's through the deb
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
Is this response not accurate? I'm familiar with the book by title only, really. I've read The Fountainhead. Could someone downvoting typon please provide a better explanation?
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
It kind of floors me that we're taught science the way it is. Much simpler: Karl Popper's conjecture and refutation. So I tell people that science mandates "I believe something, so I should try to prove it wrong." I t
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
They replied to the second person requesting this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22951757
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by richardbrevig 6y ago
Excellent explanation of Maslow's Theory of Human Motivation [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow%27s_hierarchy_of_needs
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by richardbrevig 8y ago
The US government does have the power to seize private property for the public's benefit, it's called Eminent Domain [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eminent_domain
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by richardbrevig 8y ago
"Shutting Down Your Startup"
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by richardbrevig 8y ago
Will you have a support network of friends or other people to regularly and daily spend time with? A month might not be enough time to slip into a loneliness caused depression...but set yourself up for success if you do this.
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Adora Cheung Interviews Ooshma Garg of Gobble ($100M/wk Revenue)(youtube.com)
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by richardbrevig 8y ago
I know I'm unusual about this, but I really try to keep my conversations away from simply just normal happenings. I recognize this is probably a necessity to share our days, but I value people that speak about ideas more.
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by richardbrevig 10y ago
> I work for a non-profit where we tackle accessibility issues related to the web, documents, and tech in general. What's the non-profit? Expose UX [1] is preparing an episode focused on accessibility for Global Accessibility Aware

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