My favorite is Fahad Karim, his generative art has a very cool style: https://www.fahadkarim.com/
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alexgolive commented on Godot as an Embeddable Game Engine tirania.org/blog/archive/... · Posted by u/goranmoomin
It's a post from the future - "Posted on 23 Apr 2024". That's 9 days from now.
alexgolive commented on Meta to ask many managers to become individual contributors or leave bloomberg.com/news/articl... · Posted by u/thm
What does "IC" mean in this context?
Individual contributors - as opposed to managers
It's suspicious that I can't find any news articles talking about this. Seems like a super interesting, controversial, and timely topic to cover. Makes me wonder if this blog is misleading or inflating the facts.
alexgolive commented on China is angered by Apple's iPhone event mentioning Taiwan finance.yahoo.com/news/ch... · Posted by u/HoppedUpMenace
Puerto Rico was listed separately from the United States, and it's clearly not a political statement. I think Apple is safe here. Apple should turn this around and say China is showing its ignorance on US sovereignty over Puerto Rico :p
It mentions Indian cities specifically in the mission page "In big cities across India, it’s getting harder to get good answers" https://neighbourly.google.com/mission/. I'm a European living in the US, so it's unlikely to be doing some kind of special targeting.
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Anyone else seeing India specific examples on the landing page? I'm British Asian, and was quite surprised when the first example was a question about a local salwar kameez tailor...
It mentions Indian cities specifically in the mission page "In big cities across India, it’s getting harder to get good answers" https://neighbourly.google.com/mission/. I'm a European living in the US, so it's unlikely to be doing some kind of special targeting.
All the examples (people and neighborhood names, the question about the salwar suit) sound South Asian to me, so maybe it's launching first in India?
In the mission, it mentions Indian cities specifically "In big cities across India, it’s getting harder to get good answers" https://neighbourly.google.com/mission/
alexgolive commented on The four motivators (2016) apenwarr.ca/log/?m=201612... · Posted by u/apenwarr
There's a great book on motivation that splits this differently:
1) realizing/seeing the impact of your work on real human beings
2) having objective metrics that you are influencing
3) being part of a team that treats you like a human and cares about you
The book is called "The Truth about Employee Engagement" by Patrick Lencioni