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Mitch Forest - edu/acc

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@MitchForest
building @ScribbleDotApp
Austin, TX
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  • @MitchForest
    Mitch Forest - edu/acc
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    @MitchForest
    6h
    Ran a programmatic SEO experiment on Scribble's site. Impressions: 200 → 8k/day (40x) Clicks: 5 → 50/day (10x) Turns out a lot of people search for how to write their name in cursive
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  • @MitchForest
    Mitch Forest - edu/acc
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    @MitchForest
    Aug 27
    My son is getting a robot duck for Christmas. I am also getting a robot duck for Christmas. It is the same duck. Microduck
    @pollenrobotics
    Pollen Robotics
    @pollenrobotics
    Aug 27
    We built a small biped robot you can teach new tricks to. Train it in simulation, run it on the real thing. Meet Microduck 🦆 $399, shipping before Christmas. pollen-robotics.com/microduck github.com/pollen-robotic…
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  • @MitchForest
    Mitch Forest - edu/acc
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    @MitchForest
    Aug 21
    Summer break is over and Scribble is grading thousands of handwriting samples per day
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    Mitch Forest - edu/acc
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    @MitchForest
    Aug 19
    Can any Gen Z/Gen Alpha help this elder millennial understand what is going on here? Is it a vibe thing (like curating your IG grid so it all looks cohesive)? Or is it an anti-dopamine thing (greyscaling TikTok and Snapchat to make tapping them less appealing)?
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    Mitch Forest - edu/acc
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    @MitchForest
    Aug 11
    Handwriting automaticity. If letter formation is effortful, it eats the working memory you need for comprehension. Automatic, effortless handwriting is 'free', so you can focus almost 100% on the lecture.
    @carlgomb
    Carl Gombrich
    @carlgomb
    Aug 11
    Replying to @C_Hendrick @the_culturist_ and @SirEvanAmato
    I know the papers debunking this stuff, but what do you call it, then, when some people can take notes during a lecture fairly easily - I.e. without strain - while listening and others can't?
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