Sign up

Westenberg.
Text • Joan Westenberg

Experience Doesn't Stack: The Myth of Collective Knowledge

Experience Doesn't Stack: The Myth of Collective Knowledge

We treat knowledge like so much cargo. Stack it high enough, gather enough people, and surely you'll reach critical mass. Twenty smart people, each with a year of experience, must be just as good as one person with twenty years. Right?

But knowledge isn’t additive. It&

Countdown with Keith Olbermann
Audio

TRUMP IS LOSING ONE APPROVAL POINT EVERY FIVE DAYS - 5.1.25

omny.fm/shows/countdown-with-keith-olbermann/trump-is-losing-one-approval-point-every-five-days-5-1-25

SEASON 3 EPISODE 122: COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN A-Block (1:45) SPECIAL COMMENT: Trump is the greatest president of all time... at losing public support! Almost overlooked in the typical maelstrom, analysis by the last King of 538: Trump's Net Approval Rating has fallen ...

Manton Reece Supports Webmention Valid
Text

Huge new ruling by the judge in the Epic Games case. Hope to take advantage of this as soon as possible in Micro.blog to let people subscribe from the iOS app. Finally a clear voice of reason in the App Store.

Manton Reece Supports Webmention Valid
Text

It ended up being a good idea to stop overnight in Little Rock and wait out the storm. Went to a restaurant across the street and there was a jazz band playing, a bit of peace and beauty as the wind and rain picked up outside.

Michael Moore
Text • Michael Moore

Why Today April 30th Should Be a National Holiday

Why Today April 30th Should Be a National Holiday

Fifty years ago today, on April 30, 1975, Vietnam defeated the United States of America.

Mastodon Blog
Text

Evolving the Team

As Mastodon continues to evolve and grow, we’re excited to announce several changes to our team (and also, to offer a brief update on our restructuring). Restructuring Progress We’re currently forming a new foundation in Europe as a new home for the project and its assets. T...

Buttondown's blog
Text

Localization

Buttondown now supports eight languages including French, German, Spanish, and more.

Anil Dash
Text

What Would “Good” AI Look Like?

We're a few years into the tech industry's AI hype cycle, and it's all been characterized by far more heat than light. The assertions by the people making the AI platforms are as absurd as we've come to expect from shameless Silicon Valley shills. (AGI: a strategy of raising...

Anil Dash
Text

What Would “Good” AI Look Like?

We're a few years into the tech industry's AI hype cycle, and it's all been characterized by far more heat than light. The assertions by the people making the AI platforms are as absurd as we've come to expect from shameless Silicon Valley shills. (AGI: a strategy of raising...

Anil Dash
Text

What Would “Good” AI Look Like?

We're a few years into the tech industry's AI hype cycle, and it's all been characterized by far more heat than light. The assertions by the people making the AI platforms are as absurd as we've come to expect from shameless Silicon Valley shills. (AGI: a strategy of raising...

Anil Dash
Text

What Would “Good” AI Look Like?

We're a few years into the tech industry's AI hype cycle, and it's all been characterized by far more heat than light. The assertions by the people making the AI platforms are as absurd as we've come to expect from shameless Silicon Valley shills. (AGI: a strategy of raising...

Scripting News Valid
Text

We could follow the clues in the TrumpLand with more gusto. They know their numbers are bad and likely to get worse, they did the things that made it the numbers bad. And at the same time they don't seem to care? If this were a mystery show, like Dallas or Succession or Severance, Lost perhaps, what would you think?

Manton Reece Supports Webmention Valid
Text

Watched some more highlights from last night’s Bucks / Pacers. Bucks should not have lost that game. Feel bad for them. 🏀

Post Reports
Audio • The Washington Post

Decades of trust-building in Vietnam, coming undone by Trump

washingtonpost.com/podcasts/post-reports/decades-of-trustbuilding-in-vietnam-coming-undone-by-trump/?tid=aud_rsslink&utm_source=podcasts&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=post-reports

On April 30, 1975, the Vietnam War came to an end, as North Vietnamese closed in on the South Vietnamese capital and thousands of American personnel frantically evacuated.  The war left a devastating legacy: More than 3 million Vietnamese died and more than 58,000 U.S. ...

Manton Reece Supports Webmention Valid
Text

NPR has an article on whether the Google search remedy should include somehow crippling Google’s growth in AI:

In his opening statements last Monday, David Dahlquist, the acting deputy director of the DOJ’s antitrust civil litigation division, argued that the court should consider remedies that could nip a potential Google AI monopoly in the bud. “This court’s remedy should be forward-looking and not ignore what is on the horizon,” he said.

I’m still at a loss for what should be done. Splitting off YouTube would be good too, but it doesn’t really fit the crime.

Manton Reece Supports Webmention Valid
Text

Bookshelves at Nexus Coffee & Creative in Little Rock. ☕️

Chris Coyier Valid
Text • Chris Coyier

P. Martin Ortiz: Web apps can easily adapt to whatever device you’re on. A single responsive website can run on your desktop, phone, tablet, or even a VR headset. What’s even more, they can be updated on all of them simultaneously. That’s a level of flexibility that native apps can’t match. That’s why I feel […]

Manton Reece Supports Webmention Valid
Text

Parked at The Root Cafe in Little Rock. Lunch and plotting a change to my route stops so I don’t drive directly into a storm and tornado watch. 🌪️

A Honda Element is parked in a lot beside a colorful mural featuring whimsical, cartoon-like creatures with exaggerated facial features and bright colors.

Scripting News Valid
Text

Here's a prototype of what a story page might look like on our baseline site for WordLand. I did this off on the side as input for the WordPress theme. I find it easier to work on style in a standalone page without much tech that can get in the way of fast iteration.

Chris Coyier Valid
Text • Chris Coyier

Chilis in Oregon

Chili’s is obviously the finest of all the full-service chain restaurants. They are crushing it right now. Imagine my pain living in Oregon where there are 0 (zero) (none) Chili’s. It’s very satisfying to hear their CEO say that they are going to start building new Chili’s again and literally that there are no Chili’s […]