Where we are going, we will use a whole lot more energy. Like 1000x more. And that is a good thing. Let's make energy dirt cheap & clean.

The future is now. We are, in effect, building a computing shell around the planet.

Habla

We are, in effect, building a computing shell around the planet - urza

Short intro into split keyboards

Drop

Short intro into split keyboards | Drop

If you think keyboard customization is mostly about switches and keycaps, let me draw your attention to the extraordinary – and often extraordina...

We don't have CEO, but we have memetic division. View quoted note →

This is beautiful story.

IMDb

My Octopus Teacher (2020) ⭐ 8.1 | Documentary, Drama

1h 25m | TV-G

Volatility is natural. Nature has cycles of ups and downs. Healthy heart has cyclical variability (hrv). Flat line is unhealthy. Bitcoin volatility may be harder to work with, but it's natural, it's healthy to have ups (bulls) and downs (bears) cycles. It's stable coins like dollar and euro that are unhealthy, the signal is lost behind artificial flatline.

Finishing my 5th (last) day of fasting - strictly water only. I feel very good, no problems at all, enough energy handling kids and all. Been doing my regular yoga practice every day, some handstands, some backbends, plus a bit of strength on rings and some squatting with weights a bit. Not sure what I will start with tomorrow but there is a steak waiting for me in the fridge :) #fasting #foodstr #healthspan

It can be just little things. View quoted note →

I like Damus, but I want to participate in zapping economy. What PWA client do you recommend? It needs to be able to do picture uploads like Damus. @jb55

Entropy was always so confusing for me. This is great explanation.

Reddit and twitter limiting and restricting access. Google shutting down projects, Facebook and Instagram owning your content, Apple store and Google Play deciding what apps you can install.. People will surely understand the importance of free open tools and protocols. Right?

My favorite podcast episodes from last year or so

Medium

My favorite podcast episodes from last year or so

Andrew Huberman, Lex Friedman, Tim Ferris, LifeSpan, Corecursive and others..

This was interesting. If you want to know some backstory of json vs XML and true story behind javascript.

CoRecursive Podcast

JSON vs XML - CoRecursive Podcast

Today

Today’s guest is Douglas Crockford. He’s sharing the story of JSON, his discovery of JavaScript’s good parts, and his approach to finding a simple way to build software. Also, his battles against XML, against complexity, his battles to say that there’s a better way to build software. This is foundational stuff for the web, and Doug is an iconoclast.