Daniel Victor

Daniel Victor

@bydanielvictor.bsky.social

NYT editor/reporter for breaking news. NYC via London via Hong Kong. I hear this place is supposed to be fun?

8,523 Followers 562 Following 43 Posts Joined May 2023
5 months ago
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Anyone else consistently misreading this score bug and thinking the count is 0-2 here?

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7 months ago

I think we have to accept that "gaslight" is one of those words that was used incorrectly so much it now just means a different thing. Joins an esteemed club headlined by literally, begs the question, could care less and aggravate

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10 months ago
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Philadelphia Eagles Fans Kissed, Got to Know Each Other, Married Shamus Clancy and Ashley Suder were strangers when they met at a Super Bowl championship parade to recreate a famous photo. They were brought together by a viral tweet and a bold suggestion.

For NYT Vows: When the Eagles won their first Super Bowl in 2018, he tweeted the famous WW2 kissing photo as a joke. She didn’t follow or know him, but suggested they should recreate it at the parade. They kissed within a minute of meeting, and got married just after Philly's second Super Bowl win

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10 months ago

Note to every hotel in the world: Please have a full-length mirror. Everyone wants a full-length mirror and they're not that expensive or anything

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11 months ago

Season 2 review: Needed more Ricken

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11 months ago

One of my bigger pet peeves is when people say "Fall down seven times, stand up eight." You can't!! Look:

Fall 1, Stand 1
Fall 2, Stand 2
Fall 3, Stand 3
...
Fall 7, Stand 7

Now what? You're already standing, you can't stand again. It's nonsense.

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1 year ago
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If you ask New York Times reporters to spend less time on Twitter, will they? (Spoiler: yes) An analysis of more than 185,000 tweets by New York Times staffers showed they got less opinionated — and less frequent overall — when a management memo asked the newsroom to scale back the takes.

Speaking only for myself, my disappearance from Twitter — a place I once loved and owe most of my career to — came because both posting and consuming started to feel deeply poisonous, with little of the upside that used to exist. It's gotten so much worse, but I still don't miss 2022 Twitter

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1 year ago

There is a generation of children growing up to believe the Eagles just go to the Super Bowl all the time

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1 year ago

Now I'll never find out about the glitch in Super Mario 3

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1 year ago
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Just got this. Bye!

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1 year ago

The second season of Squid Game is like if you took everything that worked about the first season and made it 40% worse

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1 year ago

Looks like it was deleted, what was it? (Also hi!)

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1 year ago

I don't want the game to end with a defensive replacement CF getting mowed down! If Rick Vaughn wanted Parkman, we should too

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1 year ago

Unpopular opinion I will stand behind with no shame: The golden at-bat is a tremendous idea

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1 year ago

Hi Hugo,

I'm sorry, I cannot write another article to help Bristol City. Best,

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1 year ago

Right, and I find having no choice but to directly confront my shame is the only way out of my shame spiral

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1 year ago

Note: This absolutely does not apply to PR pitches, please do not circle back

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1 year ago

I think we should normalize nagging. If I owe you a response, it’s probably because I forgot about it and it’s not gonna happen. I always appreciate reminders! It’s nothing personal. I don't want to fail you, and your nudge makes it more likely you get what you need. Everyone wins.

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1 year ago

I stubbornly believe he is drawing dead but it certainly is something to point to beyond the growth angle, I guess?

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1 year ago

I guess the reverse of that suggests another use case I'd be comfortable with: If I'm at the bottom/middle of an alliance and would be stealthily OK with the people most at risk in my alliance going home

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1 year ago

Also, hello to everyone who found me on a list of NYT journalists. I'll mostly be using this account for throwaway nonsense. Sorry!

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1 year ago

Am I missing something? I would trust your take, @stephenfishbach.bsky.social

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1 year ago

I do wonder if there's some bias in how we think about it — we remember the splits that go wrong more than the votes that go smoothly — but players love to (over?)correct for things they see on recent seasons, and the high-profile examples of splits gone awry are stacking up.

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1 year ago

To argue against myself, the act of being comfortable with a split is a signal of trust to your alliance, and evidence that you will do what you say you will even when risky. But woof, that's a lot of risk to stomach, and all the New Era twists have encouraged everyone to seek the safest move.

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1 year ago

There are so few remaining situations where I'd be comfortable splitting. To even consider it I'd need an indisputably clear target — equally threatening to everyone — and rock-solid intel that they have a real idol. Ideally requiring two flippers for it to unravel instead of one. Hard to pull off!

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1 year ago

On an even split, you don't have the hierarchy problem but you do have more people who can ruin everything with a single defection. You need iron trust in everyone, not just most of them.

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1 year ago

If I were in a power alliance of four with a clear fifth, I don't want the fifth (or anyone I think might flip) to be on the strong side of a split. Which means players will start perceiving it as establishing a hierarchy, suddenly wary if they're told to be on the weak side of the split.

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1 year ago

I think future #Survivor players may almost entirely ditch vote-splits. In most situations I'd probably prefer a guess at who an idol *might* be played for, with some psychological engineering to tip the odds a bit, over the very high likelihood that a single person in my alliance could flip.

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1 year ago
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No, the Tryptophan in Turkey Won’t Make You Sleepy (Published 2015) A common myth suggests that the tryptophan in turkey will make you drowsy, but that’s not why you might be ready for bed after Thanksgiving dinner.

Annual reminder: Despite everything you've ever heard, the tryptophan in turkey does not make you sleepy. There's more of it in other foods - you're just sleepy after Thanksgiving because you ate and drank a lot

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1 year ago

This skeet is gonna Go Viral

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