Gergely Orosz Microsoft is kind of forced to do this for their enterprise customers. Without them, I'm sure they'd have broken backwards compatibility a long time ago. Users might appreciate stability, but for platform owners, that only means headaches and stagnation.

Flat doesn’t have to be boring See: everything by Chan Karunamuni and co

Mart There's a lot of carryover between planes of strength, I believe around +-15°. But punching power is a fundamentally different thing largely based on skill instead of strength. Like a golf swing

It all adds up eventually 😕

I don’t know how to explain this But the coffee at Blank Street tastes venture backed

One way to think about value of video games when you’re older: Phone call with a friend that comes with a built-in activity.

Every person I met who had a Personal CRM turned out to be a sociopath/psychopath over a timeline of 10 years

Turns out that people who finance their burritos are not good credit risks.

This is my quant

Must watch for Severance fans!

I hope complicated, nested settings menus are completely re-imagined with AI. There's still value in hierarchical, structured presentation. But only as a means of user education. No longer as the primary interaction method.

Catching up on I/O: I've never been more bullish on Google.

whats crazy about all american rejects doing house shows is that its a completely inhospitable environment for people over the age of 26. no millenial boomers allowed in to make it cringe. this is how theyve managed to capture the hearts of the zoomers.

This is one of my favorite parts of NYC

Seems like exactly the type of pragmatic legislation that SF needs.

I’ve learned that often in Brooklyn (and on our street in Brooklyn, to this day) the neighborhood is gorgeous because several older women are the organizers of both their own landscaping efforts and & hiring arborists etc at the right moments for the whole street

Just filled out my Roland-Garros bracket challenge that I'm doing with some friends. I have Alcaraz v. Medvedev in the finals with Alcaraz winning it all. Let's see...Alcaraz's form looked amazing on clay when he played Monte Carlo.