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A Study in Human-Centered Design: Postal Solutions for Aid-Workers
For my final human-centered design project, I used an iterative process to improve postal service access for deployed humanitarian workers. I conducted one preliminary survey, and one round of user-feedback sessions. I'd first identified this problem while working as an aid worker in 2022: I needed to renew my state ID, but found myself troubled by the legal grey-area which was my residential status. We lived in community buildings and churches, and maintained no permanent ad
Tyler Macro
4 days ago4 min read
tyrannical empire (derogatory)
It’s a curious habit of mine to always sit in the QA section of libraries, which, in the Congressional Library System, houses books about radiation and dosimetry. Admittedly, $1 an hour becomes less appealing when surrounded by books about science. This is where today’s word comes from...
Tyler Macro
5 days ago2 min read


like a scale, but for atoms?
It’s a curious habit of mine to always sit in the QA section of libraries, which, in the Congressional Library System, houses books about radiation and dosimetry. Admittedly, $1 an hour becomes less appealing when surrounded by books about science. This is where today’s word comes from...
Tyler Macro
Nov 23, 20251 min read


kafkaesque, but entry-level...
The noun form, absurdism, is “a philosophy which holds that the universe is chaotic and irrational … that any attempt to impose order will ultimately fail.” Certainly, I don’t have information to prove or disprove this prophetic thought. More often, I associate the terminology with a literary movement...
Tyler Macro
Nov 23, 20251 min read


I'm a Digital Minimalist, Why, and Apps I Still Love
We're already so busy, what if we removed some of the distractions? Graphic by Marin Macro *This article contains subjective thoughts,...
Tyler Macro
Jun 15, 20224 min read
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