From my friend Kyle. This is essential reading for all Americans. aphyr.com/posts/397-i-...
From my friend Kyle. This is essential reading for all Americans. aphyr.com/posts/397-i-...
Teaser for the project I'm working on at Medium:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPnc...
We've got a bit of work to do before it's ready for the masses, but you can join the waitlist: medium.com/tk
I'm sorry to hear that. Take care of yourself. Hit me up if you ever want to chat.
I thought about hosting my own mail, but it's a hassle. And I'm lazy. I've moved most of my domains to Fastmail. There's still a per-user charge, but you can add as many domains as you want. Referral code if you're interested: join.fastmail.com/44b3c18c
Screenshot of the Merlin Bird ID app showing ids of Dark-eyed Junco, Red-breasted Nuthatch, Brown Creeper, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Annaβs Hummingbird, and Golden-crowned Kinglet.
The βMerlin Challengeβ: step outside, open up the Merlin app, and record for a minute. Post your results.
I'm sorry, I don't understand the mental overhead. Do they have so many different kinds of baklava that it's hard to choose?
An excerpt, "Automating the creation of art is like automating life, so you can make it to the finish line faster," accompanied by a drawing of a baby in a crib and a coffin, with two paths between them, A and B. Path A is long and squiggly. Path B is direct.
A lovely visual essay by Christoph Niemann: www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
This is incredibly beautiful storytelling.
The latest season of the Complexity podcast, Nature of Intelligence, with Melanie Mitchell, was great. complexity.simplecast.com/episodes
English: You should avoid using double negatives.
Statistics: "A type II error, or a false negative, is the erroneous failure in bringing about appropriate rejection of a false null hypothesis."
If there's one good thing that will come of all this, it is learning just how many r's and how many f's there are in tariffs.
Man, how does Booker do it. He's texted me three times since finishing his speech. Go to sleep, man!
Just checked my Signal to make sure I hadnβt missed any messages from the White House.
I finally got around to writing up a side quest I went on a few months ago to see descriptions for the aerial screensavers on the Mac: footle.org/2025/03/21/s...
Theoretically, but I don't think we're ready to expand our scope yet.
Want to help us roll this huge boulder up the hill? Reach out! We need folks to help with all sorts of things.
Making a thing feels at least slightly better than screaming into the void!
You can submit a receipt for a member of congress at this link (and take credit for it if you like):
primary.every.democrat/submit-receipt
The collective memory of BlueSky, etc is much shorter than an election cycle. So in addition to notifying people when they can vote to replace cowards like @chuckschumer.com, we are trying to keep track of why we need to do this.
Scroll down to the "receipts" section here:
We are collecting receipts, but could definitely use some help: primary.every.democrat/specifically...
Interesting article on succinct data structures, which were new to me. Neat! blog.startifact.com/posts/succin...
Hey you can follow us here: @primary.every.democrat
Here's a page where we'll keep receipts for @tomsuozzi.bsky.social
More to come!
I snapped after seeing Gerry Connolly fumble one too many times and made a site* that will tell you when you can vote against Democratic incumbents:
primary.every.democrat
*with @footle.org and @capwatkins.com
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Well, I guess we should start learning Russian.
The real test of whether you're a bot is if you can click one of the links in the reCAPTCHA badge.
The proposal was rejected. Good job, folks.
Apple's shareholder meeting is today (8a PST) and one of the proposals on the docket is "Request to Cease DEI Efforts". If you're an Apple shareholder, you can join the meeting and vote. Your brokerage should have sent you a link and a control number you'll need to sign in.
My wifeβs favorite coffee mug is slightly too small for our Aeropress, and my coffee-drinking kidβs favorite mug is a little too big. So I designed and printed an adapter. #JustifyingMy3DPrinter