My problem is that I love different software for different reasons. I love Tinderbox, Emacs, and TiddlyWiki equally for taking notes. Today I've been testing The Archive again, because it does certain things really well. Sometimes I use all of them in a single day. It's not an effective or efficient way of working, but my love of wonderful software makes it difficult for me to avoid the behavior.
"Megalopolis" and "Joker: Folie à Deux"; or, The Virtue of Burning Money
If you’re going to blow a massive sum on one huge thing, why not a thing that people who don’t know you personally can experience and evaluate and maybe even enjoy? Better “Megalopolis” than a yacht, or a Vermeer locked away in a New York townhouse.
Right!
Links for October 10, 2024
- Rescued Tiny Kitten Grows Up Believing He’s a Big Dog | Day 1 to 60 - YouTube - Possibly the sweetest, cutest thing my eyes have ever seen. (h/t Merlin Mann)
- ‘I Applied to 2,843 Roles’: The Rise of AI-Powered Job Application Bots - Screw it, I give up. I guess I'm retired now.
- The Why of Crazy Stupid Tech - I'm skeptical of their lack of skepticism. Seems like more tech-bro utopianism to me, no matter how much they downplay it.
- Letterboxd besties - I have no besties, I guess.