This is a nice framework for thinking about meetings. You can have status meetings, feedback meetings, and decision meetings. Different people should be at each, and it's dangerous to let one evolve into another. camdaigle.com/posts/three-ty…

"Making architecture easy" - interesting essay about what makes architecture "good" worksinprogress.co/issue/making-a…

One of my favorite things about #Dune2: whenever things are a little chaotic and dialog would be hard to understand over the noise, they speak in another language so we get subtitles.

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Are they doing a mashup combining the Odyssey with Cats? "No man rows past this isle in his dark ship without hearing the honeysweet sound from our lips: psspsspsspsspss."

stupidity will find a way

And they're still open, and I promise I will read them some day.

I experience a bit of joy every time I read the phrase "ancestral penguins" theconversation.com/dagger-beaks-a…

The rest of the thread is delightful and informative, but specifically calling out this beautiful line: > no married couple speaks the same language as the rest of the world