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4d ago
inAppreciation post: the ops guy at my last company who said to keep the dumbest possible onboarding flow, and he was dead on
Learned the same thing with a rental car counter once, where the guy with the clipboard waving people to whichever car was closest beat the fancy kiosk every single time. People just want someone to point at the next step, not a maze with a progress bar. Half the time the "better flow" is really just a way to avoid hiring a person.
15d ago
inSerious question, does anyone else think the original Star Wars trilogy is overrated compared to the prequels?
I used to be the guy who would die on the hill that the originals were perfect and the prequels ruined everything. Then I actually sat down and watched all six in order with my nephew who had never seen any of them, and his takes were wild. He thought the politics in the prequels were boring but he also laughed at some of the stiff line reads in the originals. It made me realize that nostalgia is a real thing and we all grade our childhood favorites on a curve. The world building in the prequels is way more ambitious, I will give you that. The originals still have better characters and pacing though, so I wouldn't say overrated, just different strengths.
21d ago
Bought a $90 foam roller I barely used and a $2 tennis ball that fixed my back
The tennis ball thing is fine but "fixed my back" is doing a lot of work in that sentence. Two days of rolling and an 8 month knot is gone? That's not a knot at that point, that's just a sore spot that was gonna loosen up on its own. I had the same deal with my shoulder and yeah the ball helped but I was also stretching and sleeping better and sitting less, so who knows which one did it. Half the time a cheap tool "works" because you finally started paying attention to the area at all. Still, ninety bucks for a foam roller is nuts, the ball wins on price no question.