This anxiety is real. There is no digital equivalent to walking into a record store and paying cash for an album. The phenomenon extends to all sorts of media. Currently the best solution for anonymously acquiring things is piracy. What an opportunity.

Drunk kids from the suburbs on the train to a Sox game. Things feeling more normal by the week.

In polarized times this hits harder

In judging people actions are the best input. After that I can’t think of anything better than the books they’ve read more than once.

What does it mean to have an open mind? 1. Not judging something as, on balance, good or bad 2. Thinking about the merits of something, then judging it a, on balance, good or bad.

Imagine only reading books you think you'll agree with.

Can’t watch a New England Patriots game without explaining to my kids every commercial break that, no, gambling isn’t a super cool way to make money.

My company React Neuro has a new website! reactneuro.com

I love audiobooks, but anyone (whose eyesight isn’t failing them) who says they get as much out of them as the printed version doesn’t know how to read a book.

It’s inconceivable to me that Onshape by PTC isn't working on any AI-Powered CAD generation a la chatGPT or AlphaCode. The nature of ME work and the shape of Featurescript makes a fertile soil for such a giant step. So Jon Hirschtick, what’s up?

Hey Jon Hirschtick I’ve been thinking about this for months and thinking about it again today after checking out github.com/gd3kr/BlenderG… Anything going on you can talk about?

This heat reminds me I’m still not over Dunkin' deciding I can’t have lemon in my iced tea anymore.