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Tamara Winter
@tamarawinter
Publisher @stripepress | Board @ifp + @joinFAI | Creator of TACIT, a mini-documentary series following master craftspeople at work
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    I know it’s a meme, but if you’re in your early 20s and can’t afford another book right now, shoot me a note and I’ll send you the PDF. [email protected]
    If you're a guy in your early 20s, buy this book Go into debt if you have to
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    Replying to @wilks_isaac
    we don’t even realize what we could have
    Your hospital: dreary, sterile, sensible Hospital de Sant Pau in Barcelona: atlasobscura.com/places/sant-pa…
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    Have we tried turning America off and back on again?
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    25 years in tech is... the 1990s. The actual pioneers who built computing weren't 'broken people with chips on their shoulders.' They were often methodical builders supported by strong institutions, mentors, and communities. This trauma-glamorizing BS has to stop.
    A very famous VC once told me: "I've been doing this for 25+yrs and let me tell you: I know little about tech. But I do know people. And I know the best founders are usually people so broken, often from childhood, with a chip on their shoulder so huge, it just won't go away."
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    One of my favorite things about New York is how common it is to encounter seniors living pretty autonomously well into their 80s+. I love walkability for myself, but I *really* love it for seniors who’d like to live full lives for as long as possible.
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    Pretty shocking that phone thefts in London tripled in four years, but police only discovered this massive smuggling ring because one victim tracked her stolen phone to a warehouse near Heathrow. *One* group sent ~40,000 stolen phones from the UK to China.
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    The quote tweets and replies are heartwarming. Sorry, we’re no longer being cool about blatantly antisocial loser behavior
    boy i sure do love exiting subway stations through the emergency exit door! unfortunately i am a very slow walker and easily distracted so sometimes i look up from my phone and find that i’ve been holding the door open for a minute or more without even realizing it
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    People don’t realize this, but if you’re going through it you can literally just go to Maine for a month and it’ll fix you right up
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    Your hospital: dreary, sterile, sensible Hospital de Sant Pau in Barcelona: atlasobscura.com/places/sant-pa…
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    STOP talking crap about architectural styles Art Deco is ICONIC Gothic is ORNATE Beaux Arts is GRAND Brutalism American Craftsman is UNIQUE Tudor is CLASSIC
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    I love asking people what they have unreasonably high standards for. The answers are always very revealing. And if they don’t have an answer—well, that’s also revealing. So, what do you have “unreasonably”high standards for?
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    TADSE goes viral on here every few months, but people sometimes struggle with it once they start. They expect a linear book, but it's actually a set of lectures: part memoir, part philosophy, part technical aside. That unevenness is part of the charm, but can make it hard to
    You should really give this book a read
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    Being an excellent host is just about the most potent version of soft power that exists; no one can convince me otherwise. Take the hostess pill:
    Hospitality skills — and I do just mean the most basic “how do you make people feel when they enter your space?” skills — are, I think, underrated.