hot take: There are such things as bad questions. When learning anything new, you need to ask bad questions before you have enough context to ask good ones.

Our tendency to conform is informed by the rigidity of our social circles in the early years. Kids are exposed to a very finite set of people, making fitting in crucial, stunting individuality and originality. Giving children the means to find their people safely is so vital.

I'm convinced the world would be happier and more playful if we all paint our buildings like the Danes 🎨

whenever I get into flow state, I feel myself mentally transforming into the 10-year-old me building lego contraptions on my bedroom floor

the most meaningfully meaningless thing I have been part of! 🥩

This one is for the Obsidian nerds 💎 Create spaced repetition flashcards using your Obsidian notes as context:

New package + paper drop 📄 - Introducing KGGen – a simple library to transform unstructured text into knowledge graphs. Text is abundant, but good knowledge graphs are scarce. Feed it raw text, and KGGen generates a structured network of entities and relationships. (1/7)

On July 12th, 12,579 San Francisco residents were instructed to leave their home and dial an unknown number from a public pay phone There, they answered a series of riddles along with the question “tell us a story about anything that’s happened in your life” This was task 1 of

another day another oddly specific flyer