Do you ever stop and think what a wild world it would be if browsers didn't enforce the same origin policy? And also what a wild world it is that there actually isn't a policy- just lots of interpretations of an intent. 🫣
When you think of something like GPT-3 taking $5-10M in compute resource to train, we are almost ensuring that we bake bias in to our models. They will be alarmingly unsustainable to retrain. Tricky game we're playing these days.
When I worked at Amazon we used to make some software slow on purpose.
Then when a problem caused real slowness, we’d remove the fake delays and things would feel normal.
The fake delays made users happier, even though they all wanted faster software.
Makes you think.
Still looking for curious and caring interaction designers (sound designer coming soon) for my Tools & Interactions team at B&O in Copenhagen: https://t.co/383DaHZTo3
Reminder: Tomorrow IAWF will hold a weekly support group for all women and men needing assistance processing emotions of sadness, grief, hardship, and uncertainties caused by recent events in Iran. Know that we are here for you, and you are not alone! #mentalhealth#mahsaamini
6/ I’ll end with my NPR interview from today. I talk about the high standards women CEOs are held to, what we can do about it, and of course, @Winnie. Have a listen and enjoy the long weekend! https://t.co/QCs6isvSK8
@StravaSupport is there a way to prevent random people from following me and then giving kudos on activities? I would like to share activities only with approved followers. Alternatively, can I be notified when followed so I have a chance to immediately block?