Interesting that 5% more adults own a car than have a driver's license
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Pavel
Raised gifted; non-practicing. If your reply doesn't have alt text, I won't see it. 🌐 productpicnic.beehiiv.com 💼 UX Design 🟦 Sick of rectangles 🧑 he/him
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SimCity 4 lead designer: > we were originally just going to model real cities, but we quickly realized there were way too many parking lots in the real world and that our game was going to be really boring if it was proportional in terms of parking lots. www.theatlantic.com/technology/a...
The War on Cars"It turns out that having an enormous, flat parking lot is one of the worst design decisions one can make for any public space."
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I don't think people understand how thin the line between "deportation" and "extermination" really is - not just in Europe, but everywhere the topic comes up. Many people feel comfortable with the idea of deportation because it obscures the underlying violence that is necessarily implied.
Aditya Mukerjee 🦦 🏳️🌈And to spell it out: when DHH says "deport Romani people", those are people who are citizens of the country they live in. Where would they be deported to? When the Nazis ran into this same question, they created extermination camps. bsky.app/profile/anil...
Yeah, it's one of the things Nothing Managers love most about AI: they can completely isolate themselves from all other people
You mean aside from being an ideological project that exists to platform Nazis, rather than being a real business with a path to profitability? www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv...
Execs think that AI can magically fix all their org's problems: their data problem, their PDLC problem, their PMF problem. But AI is not magic. It's just a technology — and like all novel technologies, incorporating it into your process only expands the number of things that can and will go wrong.