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Andrew retweeted
Al Carns polishing his CV for his leadership pitch. His principled resignation becomes more suspect when you read in The Times that it was after he was told he wouldn’t be moving into the Defence Minister top job.
Energy policy is a security issue and not an environmental one, Al Carns has said in a veiled attack on Ed Miliband’s net zero policies. 🖇️ telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/06…
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Tried the new cloud-based note-taking tool today—seamless sync across devices AI draft polishing game-changer! My workflow’s never been smoother
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Replying to @AuthorGFAllen
It helps, and of course, writing helps writing :) Journaling is great (don't have to stress about polishing up your prose with a journal).
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Pretty UI is a rounding error. If your product underperforms, it is rarely because the interface is not pretty enough. Yes, good design matters. But in most SMEs I work with, the real conversion killer is much less glamorous: People land in your app/portal/SaaS and they do not know what to do next. So they hesitate. They click around. They bounce. Or worse, they complete the wrong thing and then your ops team gets the angry email. The other common culprit is even more predictable: You built the journey on internal opinions instead of evidence. It happens with the best intentions. A senior person says, "Our customers will want X." A stakeholder says, "Competitor Y has this." Someone else says, "Make it cleaner and more modern." Then you end up polishing the wrong thing very nicely. If you want a practical fix (that does not require a 12-week discovery phase and a small novel of documentation), do this before you open Figma. Step 1: Write the one-sentence job-to-be-done. Not a feature list. Not a mission statement. A single sentence that finishes this: "When I am in situation X, I want to do Y, so I can achieve Z." Examples: - "When I need to reorder stock, I want to do it in under 2 minutes, so I can get back to serving customers." - "When I need to submit a claim, I want to know exactly what is required, so I can get it approved first time." If you cannot write this sentence, you are not ready to design. You are about to design vibes. Step 2: Speak to five real users. Five. Not fifty. You are not trying to produce statistically significant research. You are trying to stop guessing. And here is the part most teams get wrong: do not ask what they would do. Ask about the last time they tried to do that job. "Tell me about the last time you tried to [do the job]. Where were you? What triggered it? What did you do first? What got in the way? What did you do when you got stuck?" People are brilliant at describing what happened. They are terrible at predicting what they will do in a hypothetical future. Step 3: Map the next step. Once you have those five conversations, you will spot patterns fast: - The moment they get confused - The words they actually use (which will not match your internal terminology) - The hidden steps you assumed were obvious - The workaround they already do (usually in email and spreadsheets, because of course they do) Then, and only then, open Figma. At that point, the interface decisions get easier because you are not designing "a dashboard". You are designing a clear next action for a specific person in a specific moment. The design will almost draw itself. And if you still want it to look lovely at the end, great. Just earn the right to polish by making it obvious what to do next.
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Replying to @Fly_guy_490
I used to be a mechanical guy, but nowadays I have an eye toward wooden / graphite as they better allow and assist in developing, or polishing, your fundamentals: values, texturing, pressure variation, etc. Not that mechanical isn’t versatile, but it’s definitely limited.
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The poster reads: "Today's performance of the play 'The Lusty Amani Maiden'" 1. The story of polishing the spear 2. The story of the big loaf and the small oven
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I hate polishing obsidian but this gold sheen makes it worth it
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Don't disturb Arabs who are in deep sleep. Don't disturbe Pakistani who are busy polishing Arabs boot.
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endartectomy is just the physician term for dental scaling and polishing
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Replying to @TheMrDiddy
That lovely cock head is just asking for a relentless polishing!
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The trophy’s still in the shop window, so I’ll just keep polishing my disappointment until it sparkles.
Gamerchub retweeted
Polishing Hubby’s Tip Like It’s A Lollipop 🍭👅🫶🏻😘
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I started this novel on 29 April. Today, 14 June, I’ve passed the 3/4 mark. Only got a quarter left to write. I expect to finished the first draft by Sunday 21 June. So that’s a novel written in two months. Then there’s a month of polishing. But that’s satisfying.
Today I start writing my rom-com using the Symposium as the background. I've got the basic plot: Meet cute, growing attraction, then major misunderstanding leads to breakup. The two characters reunite dramatically & passionately at a stables. (No airports in 500BCE Greece.)
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Replying to @NBA
Congrats on finally turning the Knicks from a punchline into a headline, even if you’re still polishing that 2022 ring from the sidelines.

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Vân Hương Diệp retweeted
Polishing every detail. Building what’s next 🧡 Follow for More
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Replying to @narendramodi
Sir, this is a open secret that all these events are stage managed at the expense of taxpayers. Our Foreign ministry/embassies role has been reduced to polishing your image that is the reason no one stands with us in the hour of need be it attack on sailors or Operation Sindoor.
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Replying to @Georgesantos @POTUS
They, call this mushroom polishing.
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Replying to @sny_knicks
This team is insufferable. That 8 ft tall glorified, soft as hell shooting guard was already polishing the plastic crown so many talking head appointed him with
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