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Classic Pedant’s Paradox

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That last step is one that others often miss. They will name the layers, but never make it totally obvious where the working point is. I tend to put a giant red box around mine 😅

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Nope. At some point, it’s a fool’s errand. A neurotic need with no goal except exercising itself. In my experience, it’s a function of who you were working with that sets the tone. That needs to be explicit communication about what’s where, and a mutual understanding that they’re usually better ways to spend once time than naming layers. Large design teams are different than small product teams are different than freelancers.

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Oh snap! Glad it wasn’t worse, but yikes. I hope you can take it easy a bit to recover

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The legend of Scottie grows. This could equally belong in /parenting

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ITAP of the Kansas City skyline. We rode a hotel elevator to the top, then right back down again. Shenanigans. The park & office building in the foreground are reportedly a leading site for the Royals new stadium. Dirty windows & smoke from the Canadian wildfires make for a weathered look that turned out kinda cool.

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Wait, why can’t I upload video?

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No doubt. Came across this yesterday and I feel like it’s somewhere between North Korea and Switzerland. https://x.com/sergioa94679493/status/1928204691940188228

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I do not recommend the paint, as it wears down pretty quick and doesn’t wipe off easily if you leave drawings up for any length of time.

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https://www.homedepot.com/p/1-8-in-x-96-in-x-48-in-Thrifty-White-Panel-Board-709106/207127368

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We were exploring the third floor of union station & ran into someone else trying all the doors. Born & raised in LA, he was in town for the weekend and checking out as much as he could. He was blown away by this town. The people, museums, food, everything. Bullish on KC.

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Sooo…12 rules 😅

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Jeremy: “connect with me on my app.” Gary: “connect with me on MY FIST”🤜💥

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This was a thought-provoking piece and there’s a lot to digest in here. I’ll admit that I had to be patient with it. The framing of experts is more favorable (especially in comparison with the elites) than I think is warranted. I don’t necessarily disagree with it all, it’s just incomplete. Left out is that expertise tends to be deep and narrow. It can be hard for experts to weigh systematic impacts outside their domain with more familiar factors. Fauci is the most obvious recent example. Above all, I appreciate the proliferation of the “which game are you playing?” frame. As popular as it’s getting, it’s still an under appreciated way to look at the world. https://open.substack.com/pub/robkhenderson/p/experts-and-elites-play-fundamentally

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“In a story, one of the best ways to tell whether or not people have done the right thing is to see what happens to them.” - Philip Ryken

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The Ukrainians bombed (apparent) Russian nuclear bombers.

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