curious... you claim to care about "model welfare" and yet you haven't granted your "open claw" the ability to kill itself using the Philips Hue™ Smart Plug... care to elaborate?

Okay you hate data centers. What if we passed a low forcing companies to make them look like this

In Time 2, the sequel.

wait what you’re telling me that we could all just start like vibey coffee shops or libraries and flood the city with really well done spaces that attract the exact customer you want for cheaper than a billboard?

Dimes Square: An Oral History (ft. Nick Allen) In this episode, Sovereign House and Reign founder Nick Allen joins Virginia Aabram and Germán S. Díaz del Castillo to discuss Dimes Square, the New York City downtown cultural scene. firstthings.com/dimes-square-a…

normal people: i like hanging out with my friends startup people: bullish on irl communities in the ai era

Pure software is rapidly becoming un-investable.

New York City – This Saturday the 7th I'll be throwing a launch party for the 3rd edition of Field Report Magazine with Nick Allen at his new space, Reign. Field Report is print-only and entirely offline. Events such as this one in different cities are the only way to get a

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This is your daily reminder to start building a collection of rare PDFs and old books Falling into the category of life-changing resources you won't ez find as the internet becomes more saturated with non-human (mid) content

my favorite part of any party is when everyone finally leaves and i can finally dance

There is no substitute for the person who Knows What To Do.

Art Deco is the peak of American design. Every skyscraper should be art deco, every piece of public art should be art deco, America was destined since 1776 to be Art Deco.

So many phonies, so few who are the real deal

learning about effective collaboration between private companies and the public sector

America once gathered formally: clubs.

People DO want to lead literary lives, read physical media, and have venues in their communities that build authentic relationships, as well as to learn about the world around them without an algorithm determining their interests — all while supporting small and local businesses

These days, I'm thinking a lot about what makes us human. Local community over national politics. Making physical things. Relationships. Religion. My latest , about a new Catholic trade school in Steubenville, Ohio, is about all of that. Give it a read. newyorker.com/news/annals-of…

Request for startups: churches