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Jose Pajares retweeted
We've been asked to pilot the open source Simple.org in a few Latin American countries. Would any volunteers help us translate the language in the Android app for healthcare workers into Spanish? Please reply or DM me.
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Remember wireframes?
There’s a reason why no one is giving feedback of any depth on the information structure, the flow, and the behavior. They’re too hung up on what they don’t like about the colors, typography, etc to see beyond that.
Jose Pajares retweeted
Los pasos que tienes que dar para que te funcione sin problemas el certificado digital.
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Hey developers, please stop disabling copy/paste in form fields! 🚨
It’s awful UX.
It’s confusing.
It doesn’t improve security.
It breaks password managers.
It risks typos on critical info.
If asked to do so, push back. Please don’t break the web.
Jose Pajares retweeted
We are looking for an experienced:
· Senior UX Designer
· Visual Designer
at @FjordMAD 👀.
Jose Pajares retweeted
Linear roadmaps are misleading without a crystal ball for seeing the future. A roadmap that recognizes the existence of risk as time goes on is more honest. But an effective PM needs to anticipate possible branches, too - and create clear criteria for following each path.
ALT Three roadmaps: Misleading roadmap (linear) - “We will follow this linear path from zero to our inevitable victory, and these are the milestones that will get us there.” Honest roadmap (conical) - “We know where we are today, and have a good idea about the near future, but recognize that the future becomes uncertain.” Strategic roadmap (diverging paths) - “We know where we are today, and anticipate decision points that will change our path. We are intentionally gathering the data that will help us make those decisions.”
Jose Pajares retweeted
A common mistake I see both UX researchers & data scientists make: sharing ALL the interesting things they learned. You might love your data for its own sake. The exec team wants the three conclusions that matter.
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This is important for PMs. The best people you want to work with are inspired to create and push ideas. It is the PMs job to create a culture where this happens and encouraged. (And not one where the team looks to PMs for all requirements, or feel raising ideas becomes a fight)
Jose Pajares retweeted
Desde hoy @AragonAbierto permite editar cualquier artículo de una ley o una palabra de un plan o cualquier política pública sometida a participación. Con tu nombre, tu foto, posibilitando que otros usuarios te maticen. En vivo y en directo. Democracia deliberativa lo llaman.
Jose Pajares retweeted
Outstanding animated globe shows a year worth of earthquakes by depth (July 2017 to July 2018). In the interactive online version you can click on each individual #earthquake to learn more. Epic #dataviz! Source: buff.ly/353fycg
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My university just announced that it’s dumping Blackboard, and there was much rejoicing. Why is Blackboard universally reviled? There’s a standard story of why "enterprise software" sucks. If you’ll bear with me, I think this is best appreciated by talking about… baby clothes!
Jose Pajares retweeted
Remember:
0.5°C safety
1°C irreversible feedbacks (now)
1.5°C a dangerous world
2°C an extremely dangerous world
2.5°C moving towards Hell
3°C horror
3.5°C death of organised society
4°C human survival in doubt
5°C likely extinction
6°C our current trajectory
Climate 'change'.
Jose Pajares retweeted
The New Yorker covered the ethical problems of read receipts and how we develop software. @Annawiener’s paragraph here really nails it. newyorker.com/tech/annals-of…
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#CarolaRackete was arrested for saving human lives.
Shame on you @EU_Commission and @matteosalvinimi for your disgusting inhumanity.
#FreeCarola
#IoStoConCarola
#DefendSolidarity
Jose Pajares retweeted
El abogado de “La Manada” dijo que “la víctima disfrutó”
Un juez dijo que “fue sexo pornográfico en un ambiente de jolgorio y algarabía”
Hoy por fin podemos llamar violadores a los violadores y machistas sinvergüenzas a ese abogado y a ese juez.
Jose Pajares retweeted
40 years ago today, @joydivision's Unknown Pleasures was released. Its cover featured signals from the first pulsar CP1919. To mark the anniversary, we made this observation of the pulsar earlier today
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“Even if you don’t tell big websites what your gender is, they assume one for you based on your interests. That kind of reductive essentialism can harm people of all genders.”
— @erinrwhite
alistapart.com/article/trans…