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A head of biz dev at B2B finance marketplace startup called me today, and started off with: “I’ve read your profile. We don’t have a pricing problem. Our pricing is good. We have a customer problem.” First off, helluva way to jump in....
The morning of June 5, 1976, bulldozer operators at the newly minted Teton Dam site on the border of Madison and Fremont counties in eastern Idaho worked feverishly to shore up seeping leaks in the giant rock and earthen berm that were...
The seven-digit split-flap display in my studio used to count the hours since I was born. Now it shows the forecast: 4077069, a 40% chance of rain, a high of 77°F, and a low of 69°F.
“Get your facts first, then you can distort them as you please.” –Mark Twain Saunders christians the opening of their new water park by inviting Ooarai over, and they challenge Ooarai’s students to a marksman competition. Momo, in her...
I asked Claude about my AI opinions. Based on my transcripts and blog posts, find the three claims I make most consistently, the three I’ve quietly reversed, and the one assumption I’ve never questioned but everything depends on. Here...
The camera never lies.
The Love Island USA's opens their mouths not to talk, but to devour each other's faces, and the sloppy slurping sounds are a lot. And during Pride month!
In April of last year I reserved a Slate. It's a small electric pickup truck in development that emphasizes simplicity and ease of maintenance. I love the idea, it kinda looks like a Japanese kei truck, and the reservation was $50 and...
First, I just have to share an update, so you can laugh at me. I’m certainly laughing at me. I am so silly. I mentioned yesterday that I got a parking ticket, while waiting for my daughters at the hospital clinic. I’d been diligent about...
For a four-year span starting in 2020, Canada Post told stories about its stamps. The premise of the Canadian stamp stories section of the website was simple: take a deeper look into the new series of stamps that were released by Canada...
Cape Manazuru in Kanagawa prefecture is a scenic spot that juts out from the coastline and is home to the Mitsuishi ("three rocks"). The two largest are joined together with Shinto ropes and there is a tiny little torii gate jutting out...
The first recording today starts with the end of Blue Peter. There’s a trail for ‘Heart Term’. Then it’s Gastronuts – What’s the World’s Weirdest Diet? There a special guest, athlete Colin Jackson, who talks about the diets he has to use...
If it ain't fun, there's no sense in doing it. Fast or slow.— Jason Fried (@jasonfried) June 4, 2026