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i have spectacularly failed the challenge and have toyed with the idea of deleting old posts, pretending it had never happened. nobody would know... i wonder why it feels so vulnerable to fail publicly, irregardless of how big of a failure it is. i'm keeping my posts up to own up to the fact that i mess up, and also...
Overheard: ā€œHe’s the kind of guy who leaves the sticker on his laptop.ā€
The number of grains of sand on a beach is a classic example of an ā€œinfiniteā€ number, in the sense that it would be impossible to count. But sand itself isn’t infinite. Demand for sand is way up, around the world, because it’s a key ingredient for some boom industries like concrete for construction and fracking for...
I caught wind of the news that MacStories is back posting on X, the ā€œeverything platformā€, and that seems to have caused some backlash. I am not a reader of MacStories (because tools are tools and I don’t read about new computers the same way I don’t read about new washing machines) and I’m also not on X. So why do...
1mo
75 blown milk glass chicken eggs in a tidepods box, selling at Jeffrey S. Evans in the Shenandoah 76 blown milk glass chicken eggs in the lid of a box of paper or something idc, at Jeffrey S. Evans The top answers seem to be: productized Easter eggs, World’s Fair swag, and to trick unproductive hens into laying...
I track my reading on Goodreads. The site has various challenges that you can track toward different goals. The one I use is setting a goal for how many books I read over the year. For 2026, I set my goal at 30 books, which felt ambitious. Today, I reached that goal. With my spine issues, I’m on my back a lot, and...
From the August 19, 2026, issue of my This Week in Sound email newsletter: ā–° In a Pickle I can hear what’s happening behind that fence long before I see it: the pops, plinks, thwacks and smacks of pickleball matches. Players say the sound is joyous. Neighbors say it’s dreadful. That’s Bishop Sand in the Washington...
The smallest state in the world. The dimensions of the cathedral are impressive. Just the square and St. Peter’s Cathedral are already a large part of the whole country. It is amazing how much work and detail went into these buildings, like how the pictures inside are not paintings (as they would not age well due to...
1mo
We recently came across your site — the personal website of a real human being. That’s exactly the kind of real-human personal blog we built ā–’ā–’ā–’ā–’ā–’ā–’ā–’ for — an AI content team that keeps creating for you. Tell it what to make — newsletters, videos, podcasts, or articles — and how often; it researches fresh sources,...
These days, the conversation in tech and business, and in a lot of society, is still all AI, all the time. And one of the most fundamental questions boils down to: How do you get people to change what they’re doing in regard to AI? For people who (understandably) have moral or ethical objections to the many harms...

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