the parade today is such an interesting testament to Illich's way of life and thinking: of hospitality/friendship

playing around with a publishing format for sharing photos and thoughts during a walk

I am in NYC this week with an IRL sensemaking workshop with my friends at Index Space! We will be working together to understand the shifting internet-driven narratives of the last decade, and what’s worth working on today

examples of a podcast where the hosts are also doing something else (something active)?

sharing pathfinder - a tool for exploring the space between two concepts

RIP to a real legend of open-source and Node.js Mikeal Rogers As he would, he appropriately over-engineered his memory beyond death and solicited pull requests. Here is mine. While I'm not sure further PRs can be merged, I'm sure they are still appreciated github.com/mikeal/cancer-…

just walk 🖍️

Has anyone made a chrome extension that lets you chat with others on the same webpage as you? I wanna run into people spontaneously while going down rabbit holes

I'm excited for summer! made this for cloud watching and learning

My friend henry recently had me on his podcast which led to one of my favorite conversations on AI, technology, and theology. We discuss how technology today gives us the illusion of control, and how the pursuit of this control is in direct contrast to how we're to live.

henry Nobody experiences life through abstractions

Breakneck: China's Quest to Engineer the Future, out August 26 danwang.co/breakneck/

With the rise of vibe coding, you can (and should) open a merge request without reading it. What’s missing is being able to approve it without reading it either, or even opening your eyes. This bookmarklet allows you to locate the “Approve” button in GitLab using only sound.