Oh neat, I have Twitter Circles now. Haven't used it yet but that seems like an excellent feature.

Okay #indiehackers and #creators and #sass people, I have a question. Is there a tool that will allow me to, instead of bookmarking something, add it to a list of stuff I want to read later and then randomly resurface it (maybe via email, like a newsletter)?

I recently realized I don't have to follow advice on how to use Twitter effectively. There's no real reason I can't keep using it for my own amusement, which has always been my primary goal here. No one sees my Tweets? They're not adding value? I can live with that.

This is an angle of AI writing I’d never considered. Fascinating.

Finally published an article about how to increase your good luck. This seems to be the topic people are most interested in.

Today, we go straight for the shiny technological fix; we've lost track of the whole and focus too much on the individual pieces, resulting in fragile agriculture systems The ahuapa'a is an example of the kind of agricultural ingenuity that is possible in each unique bio-region

“Nature is not more complex than we think, but more complex than we can think.” —Frank Egler, ecologist

Switching to Coda from Google docs is an incredible experience. I knew there was a lot of friction trying to make docs work, but I didn't realize how much. Such a great product.

I just saw a Facebook ad promoting a “secret Amazon hack” to “sell books you didn’t write.” You also don’t have to pay anyone to write them! Oh and it’s a “set and forget” system. Free money!

“Don't worry about people stealing your ideas. If your ideas are any good, you'll have to ram them down people's throats.” — Howard Aiken via the 5-Bullet Friday newsletter (tim.blog/fbf) from Tim Ferriss

Hello, Twitter! Are you still here? How does this work now? #halp

Love so many things about this. It’s a shift *forward.* We do our best work (and live our best lives) together. Who wants to live in a permaculture food forest with me?

This needed to be shared outside the #buildinpublic community. Great approach.

Ha! True.