@QiaochuYuan The gut-punch when you finally internalize GSF4 and realize how unbearable some of your parties must have been… still haunts me, years later
@gabriel1 Be mindful that some people will be responding because it’s socially expected to answer a direct question, even if they think it rude & invasive, and it’s make them incredibly uncomfortable
@Rbaker923456@Grxit Head down is the most aerodynamic position - he was trying to go as fast as possible. Cyclists with an IQ above 10 look up regularly, though, rather than just assuming that their lane will always be clear.
@philbak1 It’s annoyingly common for hotels to fail to send a copy of the invoice by email, which makes it hard to claim business expenses. Check out and ask for a paper copy, or spend hours chasing an unresponsive clerk over the phone.
@AllyFogg Gorgeous top, weird fretboard - I can kinda see what they’re going for, but I don’t think it’s my thing. I could easily fall on love with it if it feels good under the fingers, though.
@QiaochuYuan Generally 6-8h of zoom meetings per day, 2h on corporate emails that are kinda necessary but aren’t your core job, and 0-3h of actual work (mostly in the evenings, because zoom meetings literally all day).
@livgorton I think appreciating skill is one component of enjoying art. Admiring the artist’s ability makes me get more pleasure from the work. (This is 80% of why Steve Vai’s music sells)
@BecomingCritter Daily moisturiser with SPF15+ is the single big thing for most office-bound men.
For those out in the sun a lot, proper sunscreen takes first place.
@BBCNews No idea what ‘rag’ means, so let’s just repeat it with no explanation… and then add that it affects EACH charity, which makes it sound like *all* charities, with emphasis, rather than just being a story about one charity called “EACH”. Poor title, or cynical clickbait?
@LexerLux@goblinodds Rightist cab drivers are the norm in the UK. Trying to suggest the possibility that disabled people aren’t “just lazy” can trigger a tirade that lasts the entire journey.
@DPJHodges My guess is yes. Duty outweighs distaste, and fracturing the West is a terrible outcome. Plus the defence of UKR is urgent, so the planners will be assuming things will be resolved one way or another by the time this state visit happens.
@charlesarthur Good point, I was thinking more that the user doesn’t really lose anything by Apple being able to decrypt backups because they could (but won’t) put backdoors in iOS anyway, but actually the main use-case is investigation after some incident, not spy movie app stuff
@GaryMarcus@AmandaAskell@mpshanahan This seems compatible with Amanda’s position that it’s a fallacy to say “token predictor THEREFORE lack of understanding”.
@OmegaFiveOG @Hfran_Morkai @JeanHatchet That’s not obvious from the clip. The clip is consistent with OP being refused service because the staff believed she was part of a group making offensive comments. It’s not uncommon for an entire group to get cut off when only some of them are being offensive.
@morallawwithin In the real world, >9/10 obviously joking.
On Twitter, though… depressingly plausible that someone could hold that opinion. 6/10 obviousness as a stand-alone tweet.