@jonfroehlich @lianghci In my undergrad HCI class, I have the students disassemble a keyboard and map how the letter G gets from your brain to the screen. For the online version of the class, I have a similar camera angle to yours.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTNl25qs-qs
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I’m not sure people just realizing that Google products don’t integrate with Apple products is news.
Next headline “Angry shoppers furious they can’t find Crystal Pepsi” https://news.trust.org/item/20200325232411-4h06h
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@EugeneVI @sevensixfive That looks great…thanks!
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@KiaraNerenberg “Early” long HCI papers were 8 pages. A lot of papers were 4 pages.
There’s been substantial paper length (and publication) inflation over the last 15 years.
It’s unsustainable and limiting the breadth of research diversity.
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@sevensixfive What’s object-oriented ontology? I know all of those words but have never seen them phrased together…
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@cquintana @jasoncyip You have ACNH friend code? I need to visit!
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@dillonm You need to start programming Web sockets…I use those words all the time!
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Another @FastCompany article reports that half of Uruguay’s #COVID19 came from one person because she didn’t #stayathome after coming back from Spain.
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This article is a great reminder that #Design often takes twists and turns to solve a problem.
Take-aways: @3M is basically a repurposed-failure factory Design is testing and evaluating (like science) We can find solutions in odd places (mining gear->medical protection) https://twitter.com/ctrlzee/status/1242438390743814144
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@Audreygirouard Ours doesn’t have a light. But I have found myself standing in there talking.
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