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Untitled (https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2021/02/coronavirus-pandemic-bhutan/617976/)

“People say the COVID disaster in America has been about a denial of science. But what we couldn’t agree on is the social compact we would need to make painful choices together in unity, for the collective good.”

Untitled (https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/webmd-and-the-tragedy-of-legible)

“WebMD is the Internet's most important source of medical information. It's also surprisingly useless. Its most famous problem is that whatever your symptoms, it'll tell you that you have cancer. But the closer you look, the more problems you notice.”

Carl Lentz and the Trouble at Hillsong | Vanity Fair

“You will know them by their fruit but the orchard is innocent, had no prior knowledge and is really indicative of nothing” - Jesus

(2) And Now We're Here | LinkedIn

McDonald's HQ Restaurant to Feature Global Menu

@vidhster 👀

(500) https://pangaro.com/littlegreybook.pdf

If you read one thing this year, make it this. #cybernetics #marketing #design #strategy #ux #contentstrategy #strategyops #operations #ops #personalization #leadership #management #conversations #CRO #hashtags

Strategic management - Wikipedia

Untitled (https://www.edsurge.com/news/2018-12-19-recalibrating-our-approach-to-misinformation)

"In the case of disinformation, critical thinking can do real harm" wrote @holden in a brilliant Edsurge post. Why? "Because the goal of disinformation is to capture attention and critical thinking is deep attention."

Experience curve effects - Wikipedia

Strategic management - Wikipedia

Value chain - Wikipedia

Honor the ADA: Avoid Web Accessibility Quick-Fix Overlays – Law Office of Lainey Feingold

Untitled (https://corneliux.medium.com/there-s-no-such-thing-as-system-designers-and-other-random-thoughts-on-the-scales-of-design-63d1dfb2885c)

"I firmly believe systems cannot be designed. At least not in the classic sense of the word we use at every other level below it." @corneliux

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Headless is a growing t̶e̶c̶h̶ ̶s̶t̶a̶c̶k̶ buzzword in ecommerce -- is it really the answer to all your problems? I like how @kvlly approached the topic in our stream last week

Accessibility auditing and pushing for more | AlastairC

Accessibility auditing and ego” ‟Accessibility auditing and pushing for more” A set of posts on overreach and understanding WCAG’s role.

Accessibility auditing and ego – Eric Bailey

Accessibility auditing and ego” ‟Accessibility auditing and pushing for more” A set of posts on overreach and understanding WCAG’s role.

Watermark #3 by moia | Free Listening on SoundCloud

Good morning, goodnight.

Shopify — Benedict Evans

Shopify’s platform has seen $120B in sales compared to Amazon marketplace at $275B. This goes to show competition in tech is about new ways to solve customer needs versus building a better mousetrap. Shopify empowers everyone else to compete with Amazon

Link Targets and 3.2.5 | Adrian Roselli

Regardless of what accessibility conformance level you target, do not arbitrarily open links in a new window or tab. If you are required to do so anyway, inform users in text. Real text, not via icons, not with ARIA.

(429) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-ladOjo1QA&t=1s&ab_channel=SystemsInnovation

This video explains the different areas and ideas in complexity theory

Adactio: Journal—Design engineer

A good post by @adactio. I definitely consider myself to be a design engineer—especially these days. Sure I can write JS, but I’m happy designing and more frequently, I do nearly all of that in the browser instead of static tools like Sketch

Promise theory - Wikipedia

@hpdailyrant There’s a whole area of Promise Theory @jeffsussna showed me a way he’s using that to help teams map their promises to users and to one another

Danner - Mountain Light II Black

Customer Value Charting: A Visual Tool for Customer-Centered Discovery & Delivery — Agile | DevOps | Lean | Product Discovery | Coaching & Workshops | Minneapolis

@tom_d_kerwin @hpdailyrant Specifically

(500) https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2019/09/18/you-watch-tv-your-tv-watches-back/

It’s common for today’s TVs to report back every *second* on what you’re watching. Imagine if your computer monitor did that.

(429) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlBjNmXvqIM

@kisielk @SwiftOnSecurity As always when someone snatches failure from the hands of certain success, keep this one in mind. It is my mantra:

The Presence Shortage | Daniel Gross

Danner - Danner - Men's Hiking Boots

Borsalino Crochet Raffia Traveler Hat

Mayser Gary Crushable Porkpie Hat

Men's Hats & Caps | Packer Hats, Bush Hats, Wool Caps & More

Where Do You Learn HTML & CSS in 2020? | CSS-Tricks

Holy moly, this is a incredible resource from @css to answer “How do I get started in web design”

Everything you know about "dark patterns" is wrong. - Clubhouse

Gonna talk friction, harm, UX anti-patterns & responsibility at 7pm EST on Clubhouse. Even if it's just me rage responding to so many *bad* conversations about this on your silly app.

Wenonah Canoe manufactures canoes and paddling accessories for paddle sports enthusiasts.

Lukas Oppermann Lead UI/UX Design • Design tokens — What are they & how will they help you?

Design tokens — What are they & how will they help you? Nice overview by @lukasoppermann:

Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/24/business/mckinsey-kevin-sneader.html)

Cancel Culture. BigConsultancy for Opioids edition.

CSS Logical Properties - Tutorial - Piccalilli

My all time favourite CSS addition that’s come around in the last decade is by *far*, flexbox, but a close second is custom properties. Check out this tutorial I wrote a while ago now: They’re v good for inclusive design.

Center of excellence - Wikipedia

Sheep Inc. - Knitwear for a new fashion future.

“The first carbon-negative knitwear on earth.”

Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/08/smarter-living/frustrated-at-work-that-might-just-lead-to-your-next-breakthrough.html)

“We normally avoid frustrated people” the author explains. However “when we’re frustrated, we reject the status quo, question the way things have always been done, and search for new and improved methods.”

Confab: The Content Strategy Conference - May 5–7, 2021

I'm so excited to share the news: I'll be on the virtual stage at Confab 2021 alongside my awesome buddies @KarenMcGrane Jeff @Eaton @ahaval and many more awesome speakers! #ContentStrategy #ContentDesign

28th February at 08:56

One thing I can’t help but notice is how efficiently I get through Twitter after abstracting it to Feedbin. I’m usually done and dusted with the latest tweets in 10 minutes. The Feedbin setup gives me back the control too. Tweets no longer feel like the…

Robin Rendle ･ Inheritance

Big blogging opinions on a lazy Sunday: the biggest problem with the web is that we're renting servers and URLs

Looking Closely is Everything — by Craig Mod

New essay on looking closely at the world — How the (literal) stillness of the pandemic changed my relationship to pretty much everything, and how I hope to carry that out the other side:

Página App

TBM 19/53: Drivers, Constraints, and Floats - The Beautiful Mess

Crypto Canon - Andreessen Horowitz

Daring Fireball: The EFF: 'Google’s FLoC Is a Terrible Idea'

[Google] is moving their tracking from third-party cookies that they process through the cloud to tracking that’s done in Chrome.

Why I Still Use RSS | atthislink

long live RSS

OKR anti-pattern: reverse engineering key results to match your backlog | Jeff Gothelf

“Process changes first. Team structures change next. Vocabulary gets adopted. The org chart shifts this way & that way. By the time teams get down to the day-to-day work, one thing hasn’t changed — how they get measured, rewarded & incentivized”

“THE ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES WITH CRYPTOART WILL BE SOLVED SOON, RIGHT?" | Medium

Systems design explains the world: volume 1 - apenwarr

In honor of International Women's Day, a quote about how glue work is systems design work:

(500) https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/irs-initiates-operation-hidden-treasure-to-root-out-unreported-crypto-income-2021-03-07

"Operation Hidden Treasure". Coming to an audit near you, courtesy of the IRS. (There goes the principal attraction of Bitcoin.)

DCCC Chair Maloney Announces Additions to DCCC’s Growing Team - DCCC

Some ✨personal news✨ I am extremely excited and honored to join @RepSeanMaloney and the team at the @dccc as Chief Technology Officer! More here:

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The Fabric of Civilization: How Textiles Made the World: Postrel, Virginia: 9781541617605: Amazon.com: Books

StrategyNotes.pdf

Cybernetic Model - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics

Cyber

Margaret Mead - Wikipedia

Constructivism (philosophy of science) - Wikipedia

Paul Pangaro – Living Architecture Systems Symposium 2019

Revisioning Philosophy: An Inquiry into Better Ways of Knowing—in the Humanities, in the Arts, in the Sciences, and in the World

Apollonian and Dionysian - Wikipedia

Übermensch - Wikipedia

When to Use Which User-Experience Research Methods

Owncast - Selfhosted Livestreaming

Oea – Oea.

Every person we've given these spices to says the flavour is incredible, including the highest Libyan cooking authorities - our mothers, of course. So we started selling them - check out for the full range!

The Future of Education is Community: The Rise of Cohort-Based Courses - Forte Labs

.@fortelabs on the new model for online education that actually works. Participation in a group learning together is key. At their best, cohort-based courses create a vibrant scene:

Adactio: Notes—March 9th, 2021, 8:37pm

Filling out the census.

amroc - THE Room Mode Calculator

So, I was thinking of getting some new computer speakers, and I may have accidentally fallen into a pretty serious rabbit hole

Reading from Watermark by Joseph Brodsky #2/10 (15 minutes) - ClubLink.to

Continuing tonight at 19:00 CET (Venice, Italy) time on clubhouse, I’ll be reading from Watermark by Joseph Brodsky. A 15 minute excerpt each evening over ten days. Welcome all 👉

Untitled (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZjeiTCDwVY&feature=youtu.be)

Room: “NFTs: Are they the future of music?” Me: “No.” #goodmorning #clubhouse

Robin Rendle ･ RSS, Focus, and Attention

💯@robinrendle

Agile fundamentals | Agile Principles and 18F Practices

Untitled (https://cutlefish.substack.com/p/tbm-1052-flow-of-novel-moments)

...it may seem quaint and squishy, but I do believe that measuring the flow of novel moments ... moments of tangible progress ... can be a signal here of course, some experience is needed to get the full spectrum. if all you ever know is drag...

18F - User Experience Designer | Join the Technology Transformation Services

The Biology of Belief 10th Anniversary Edition: Unleashing the Power of Consciousness, Matter & Miracles: Lipton, Bruce H.: 9781401952471: Amazon.com: Books

Untitled (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-GsbJaWwdE&list=PLAnhEsYPxs7bjzYRjCgJU8xqjoaPpgbc-&index=3)

Continuing #5/10 tonight at 19:00 CET (Venice, Italy) time on clubhouse, I’ll be reading from Watermark by Joseph Brodsky. A 15 minute excerpt each evening over ten days. Welcome 👉 🎛️🎞️ @nstructionco

Reading from Watermark by Joseph Brodsky #5/10 (15 minutes) - Clubhouse

A.R. Moxon: The Compass and the Navigation

Leadership comes BEFORE governance. The compass determines the direction. The direction determines the navigation. The navigation determines the travel. And corrections can be made on the way.

The Goal is Resonance – Shreyas Hariharan

The goal is resonance

Untitled (https://github.com/cmod/websters-1913)

You regular lexical reminder — this is a great dictionary to also install alongside others on macOS:

Why Cuttlefish Are Smarter Than We Thought : NPR

@hondanhon @cydharrell well...

Zoom Escaper

Zoom Escaper is a tool to help you escape Zoom meetings and other telecommunication scenarios. It allows you to self-sabotage your audio stream, making your presence unbearable to others.

(500) https://jjg.net/ia/visvocab/

For those seeking a diagramming framework that's simple, but enables complexity, I still recommend @jjg's Visual Vocabulary

Jesse James Garrett: Visual Vocabulary for Information Architecture

coffee maker system diagram - Google Search

Here's a fun exercise: Google anything you're interested in, then add "system diagram" to it and look at image search. For example: "coffee maker system diagram"

Products & Guides for Sensemakers by AbbytheIA on Etsy

/thread I’m currently writing a book about diagramming, so if you found these five lessons helpful and want to support my work in this area, I have a few diagramming products for sale in my Etsy shop. (7/7) #howtodiagram

Overlay Fact Sheet

As usual, @feather says it best. I signed on in support of . If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. A11Y matters. Get the facts.

Texts

This service looks like it'll be ideal. I'm especially interested in it helping me to maintain DMs and group DMs in Telegram etc

Untitled (https://www.vice.com/en/article/m7az74/people-with-disabilities-say-this-ai-tool-is-making-the-web-worse-for-them)

“People With Disabilities Say This AI Tool Is Making the Web Worse for Them”