it’s upstairs on fl2. if you see a map that only shows a meeting room 6 on fl2, don’t believe it. ask the front desk staff for room 5!
Cedar
Bellevue Library Meetup—Nov 23
Bellevue Meetup
I’m at the library. Meeting room 5 is upstairs!
By the way, please let me know if you’ll need a ride to the library. I will be starting out from the lake hills area as early as 12:30pm and potentially making a detour through redmond if people need picking up.
Bellevue-Redmond USA—ACX Meetups Everywhere Fall 2024
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Got it. WORTH.
Not wearing glasses have huge social signaling benefits & people somehow treat me nicer & listen to me more. As usual this is based on my perceptions and may be placebo effect.
If you about break even per-hour, you should definitely get it
you can get cold water pressure driven bidets for like $60
actually nvm this one is only $29.
No clue about the quality though. May be better to go for something $20.
Installing mine costed me around 2 hours. You could use it for a year.
Which means the cost per hour actually comes down to something like $7.5, which is way below minimum wage!
checked out talon. looks amazing for people with disabilities.
now as a person with no obvious disabilities i wonder if it’s still worth it to learn it for:
just incase
maybe eyetracking etc would make it easier to do things on my computer vs mouse & kbd.
any opinions?
Ty 4 the catch. Used chatgpt to generate the html and i think when i asked it to add the CSS, it didn’t have enough characters to give me everything.
somewhat far-fetched guess:
internet → everybody does astrology now → zebra gets confused with Libra → replacement with Zulu
Use the Nato Alphabet
Oh! This is really good to know. Thank you so much for speaking up!
Friend of mine: “people listed seem cool; prolly easy to meet without spending money tho”
[Question] How “grifty” is the Foresight Institute? Are they making button soup?
Wup time to edit that : D
Got the “My experiences are universal” going on in here
Burning Uptime: When your Sandbox of Empathy is Leaky and also an Hourglass
Don’t think about big words or small words—think about which particular word you mean.
I think this is good advice for most people who are used to being forced to use big words by school systems, but I personally follow a different version of this.
I see compression as an important feature of communication, and there are always tradeoffs to be made between
Making my sentence short
Conveying exactly what I want to say.
And sometimes I settle with transferring a “good enough” version of my idea, because communicating all the hairy details takes too much time / energy / social credit. I’m always scared of taking too much of people’s attention or overrunning their working memory.
@Brendan Long hi hi wanna hang again on the 26th?