Rabbithole - Thinking with portals
Tabbed browsers have confined us internet users to a reduced representation of our engagement with content online. We are bound to a linear, sequential histo…
Rabbithole - Thinking with portals
Tabbed browsers have confined us internet users to a reduced representation of our engagement with content online. We are bound to a linear, sequential histo…
We argue badly, and nothing accumulates. How could we do better? | Reason Commons
Millions of people argue every day about the things that matter most — climate change, what to do about AI, how we might build a better…
Resisting Cognitive Surrender
This particular note is around exploring cognitive surrender: uncritically accepting whatever agents output without actually thinking, exploring or considering alternatives. Working this way is extremely fast, not particularly taxing, and unsurprisingly seductive.
It Appears That the AI Bubble Has Just Burst in China
Media reports argue that the AI bubble in China is already bursting, with AI stocks losing nearly half a trillion in the past few months.
Building More Resilient Local-First Software with atproto | jakelazaroff.com
atproto has the potential to become a rock-solid replacement for the most fragile part of any local-first app: the sync server.
Nimbye — Clean up who you follow on Bluesky
Spot inactive, muted, or one-way Bluesky accounts. Score by real interactions, lock favourites, and unfollow in bulk.
Every productivity thought I've ever had, as concisely as possible - …
I combed through several years of my private notes and through everything I published on productivity before and tried to summarize all of it in this post. If you’re unproductive right now Here’s what you should do if you’ve been procrastinating for an entire day: Accept that you won’t do anything today and try not to get angry at yourself Set the alarm for the time you will be preparing to go to bed today No, really. Do it. It will take 20 seconds Procrastinate for the …
Bridges & scruples
For your own sanity, you have to remember that not all problems can be solved. Not all problems can be solved, but all problems can be illuminated. —Ursula Franklin
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