Greg Morris: Can We Try to Remember How to Disagree Please? There is also a real issue of the bubbles we all live in now. Social media algorithms creates a space where we see posts and updates that we agree with. YouTube and Netflix force content on us that we
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Listen here This is an entry in the 365 Albums Project in which I plan on posting one album I enjoy every day for a full year.
Monique Judge: Bring Back Personal Blogging Watching the demise of Twitter under the helm of Elon Musk has made me nostalgic for the personal blogging days. The decline of Twitter with the current erosion of legacy media has left me thinking we need to bring personal blogging back with a
Standard Notes: No, React Native Is Not the Future When we first launched in late 2016, we started with three codebases: our web app (which our Electron desktop app contained), a native Swift iOS app, and a native Kotlin Android app. This was immediately untenable. Coordinating bug fixes across three
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Happy new year! I'm sending this one out a bit early just for fun. Enjoy your new year's and here's to an excellent 2023 🎉 My Stuff The Web is Eating My Mac AliveJason Snell: My social media is in an Mac app, or it’
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Russell Jacobs: The World’s Best Terrible Weather App Indeed, Dark Sky’s big innovation wasn’t simply that its map was gorgeous and user-friendly: The radar map was the forecast. Instead of pulling information about air pressure and humidity and temperature and calculating all of the messy variables that
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Ted Gioia: What Can We Learn From Barnes & Noble's Surprising Turnaround? “Staff are now in control of their own shops,” he explained. “Hopefully they’re enjoying their work more. They’re creating something very different in each store.” And: Then it started to happen—book sales at
Joshua Rivera: 2022 Was Pop Culture’s Year of Violent Denial In the final season of The Good Fight, unrest is always present. On one side, there is a crowd protesting. On the other, there is police. Across all 10 episodes, it’s never said what the assembled crowd is
Sarah Frier: Why Your Friends Are Disappearing From Your Social Feeds When I accidentally tap on any one of the alerts, I enter apps desperate to guide me to content from people I don’t know — posts that I might be momentarily mesmerized by and never remember, touting gardening hacks
Listen here This is an entry in the 365 Albums Project in which I plan on posting one album I enjoy every day for a full year.
Listen here This is an entry in the 365 Albums Project in which I plan on posting one album I enjoy every day for a full year.