the highest leverage activity is writing. I know this. I have known this for half a decade. every time I write, I see the results and am like "ah, the highest leverage activity *really is* writing, I should do that way more!". and yet I still avoid writing

I was really excited about this prompt but it's a weird one... It sends me a push notification every week but every single link is hallucinated... Somehow tasks/reminders doesn't have access to search the web

A lovely personal note from itsbdell 🔎 on remembering, memory, humans and computers littlefutures.substack.com/p/remembering-…

Whoah just got access to Gemini in chrome and this thing is pretty wild. I've long believed the browser is the real surface area for AI and I think this is gonna get a ton of usage (on desktop at least)

if you're not feeling this when you're writing or creating anything, you're doing it wrong

I just realized something obvious in hindsight: When people tell you your writing is too long, they actually mean it was not *dense enough* with substance Sure, cutting fluff is fine. But, another reaction is to keep the length and simply have better ideas, and more of them

My 5 year old son came home from school today, patted me on the head and said "good gpt" I... Don't know what to make of that.

I've wanted this to exist for so long. Thanks for putting it together!

apps are avocado slicers

ever since my son was born (19mo), my family life has been full of tremendous, indescribable joy— but at the same time my professional/creative life has withered severely. i haven't really talked much publicly about how that side of things has been a struggle on multiple fronts

Nice essay. Share more. Become a vector.

A lot of people credit Tim Ferriss for leading to the current generation of hustle bros who peddle in algorithmic optimized content I think that is absurdly, totally wrong. Tim always bucked the trend. Wrote far deeper and more nuanced blog articles when people were doing SEO.

This is a pretty compelling idea...

Libraries and data centers are both cathedrals of knowledge. So where does Pokemon fit in? That's the essential question posed in this week's Little Futures... littlefutures.substack.com/p/lf15-knowled…