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The Egg Float Test
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2 factor authentication
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We're looking for 5 managers to interview about a product idea (we're giving $100 gift cards to participants). If you're a manager, you can fill out our fit form: murmurlabs.typeform.com/to/A… RT appreciated.
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Wabi sabi #mentalhealth #wellbeing #mindfulness #japan
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Bull market, bear market I could never remember which was which and here is the way to remember it: when bulls attack they swipe up, and when bears attack they swipe down — just like their respective markets. #animals #finance #investing
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Understanding the basic English braille alphabet Invented by Louis Braille aged 15 🤯
Braille reading and writing system: the letters of the alphabet in English braille showing how it's constructed from 6 dots

ALT Braille reading and writing system: the letters of the alphabet in English braille showing how it's constructed from 6 dots

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Data avoids arguments. It's why I love this quote from W. Edwards Deming: "Without data you're just another person with an opinion." Or as Jim Barksdale, former Netscape CEO, said: "If we have data, let's look at data. If all we have are opinions, let's go with mine."
An employee is flummoxed by a set of opinions without data about how to proceed on a project

ALT An employee is flummoxed by a set of opinions without data about how to proceed on a project

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The business flywheel
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Listen with passion #listen #quote #advice
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Fahrenheit and Celsius. It's interesting to think that for most of history there was no comparable way to say how hot or cold something was. I like to roughly convert between them using minus 32, divide by 2 (or a little less to be closer) and vice versa.
The two primary temperature scales of Celsius and Fahrenheit side-by-side calling out water freezing, body temperature and water boiling

ALT The two primary temperature scales of Celsius and Fahrenheit side-by-side calling out water freezing, body temperature and water boiling

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i'm hiring a designer @murmur! if you're someone who loves nerding out about visual details✨ and wants to work differently this is the role for you!! notion.so/murmurlabs/Interac…
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As the metaphor goes, you may feel you have no time to stop and sharpen the saw. Until you do it, and then you may realise you have no time to not stop and sharpen the saw. Sharpen the saw is habit 7 of Steven Covey's classic The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
A woodcutter explains that they have no time to stop and sharpen the saw as they have so many trees to cut

ALT A woodcutter explains that they have no time to stop and sharpen the saw as they have so many trees to cut

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Halfalogue: hearing only half of a conversation. Like that time when you couldn't concentrate thanks to the person on a call right next to you. Hearing only one side of a conversation, it turns out, can be more distracting than hearing the whole dialogue. Via @LLEmberson
Two people enjoying a dialogue, one falling asleep to a monologue, and one being distracted from their book by a halfalogue

ALT Two people enjoying a dialogue, one falling asleep to a monologue, and one being distracted from their book by a halfalogue

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Help us help you, engineers! If you’re curious, here’s a thread showing what our Pull Request Process agreement looks like in Murmur. (#2 is chefs kiss🤌🏽)
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Guess what? @murmur is going to be coming out of private beta in 🔥 71 days... murmur.com/public If "making collaborative decisions without a meeting" sounds like something your team might like, come try it out! murmur.com
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Equinox
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Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of human needs. Maslow continued to refine his original framework. For all its flaws — it always provokes discussion and counter-arguments in my experience — it's remained a clarifying and remarkably enduring model.
The side of a pyramid of needs: physiological, safety, love-belonging, esteem, self-actualization

ALT The side of a pyramid of needs: physiological, safety, love-belonging, esteem, self-actualization

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Thought experiment: if you were to borrow something, would it make a difference if you returned a different one? If you borrowed my car, you could return it with a different tank of fuel (fungible) but if you returned a different used car (non-fungible) that would be rather odd.
Examples of fungible goods on the left: money, fuel, and commodities and Non-fungible goods on the right: houses, art, people, used cars

ALT Examples of fungible goods on the left: money, fuel, and commodities and Non-fungible goods on the right: houses, art, people, used cars

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