Week 28, book 28 of 2026. Still on track and going strong. I encourage you all to adopt this habit if it seems interesting and could fit in your schedule. The breadth of subjects you can cover is amazing. This week is simulacra and simulation, by Jean Baudrillard. A pioneering philosopher on our changing technological communicative societies. It’s also the book Thomas Anderson hides illegal computer programs within in the matrix, before he exits to Neo.

“with cryptography no amount of violence will ever solve a math problem.” Jacob applebaum

Monitor your air

Mike Bowler

The bottleneck might be the air in the room

You gather your most expensive people into a room to make your most important decisions. Then, somewhere in the second hour, the room quietly gets ...

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This past month I had the pleasure of attending five conferences. So many great conversations, synergies, and a wealth of ideas came out of them. I’m so pumped to sit and code all day indefinitely now trying to build all the things we throught up 😄 @Soapbox

GM. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, start your day with coffee and LEGO and thank me later. #gm

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