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In same ways this feels like a Hardy Boys book, you get 6 pages in and the hero has rescued someone from a car crash, found a drowning person, and opened an old mine with a mystery.

The fact that I was giving this up never occurred to me because "you'll be too tired to read something complex" isn't in the contract I signed with my first employer, it's just sort of baked into the fabric of the universe at all but the greatest workplac…

The summer hiatus is over for book club.

Today we look at getting time back in two ways.

I agree you don't need to upgrade every year but we can even take it a step further.

August Emacs carnival is about the search for knowledge.

In Utopia for Realists, Rutger Bregman starts by arguing that we have most of the utopia we ever wanted.

Connection takes work Bad relationships are common, and good relationships are hard.

Yes this is a memoir, so it's intent is for the writer to focus on their memories of their life, but this often felt like Will Smith just bragging about the "Big Willie Show", as he calls a number of events in his life.

The author's main idea is that burnout comes from a mismatch between our ideals and what work can provide.

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A space away from corporate giants While many of us lament the pull of online corporate giants, we also often neglect our own spaces online and end up like Ana with 5 posts a year.

Chris wrote about resetting his music library and sticking with the music that he's into now, not just stuff he's nostalgic for.

Virtue signalling, the web as notes and we all need to stop things sometimes.

Jumping off my post from earlier or LLM's rewarding expertise the video below was in my later.org file and I had time to get to it today.

Just like Chris RSS still wins for me too.

As time goes on, I feel quite strongly that those who will benefit the most from coding agents are those who have a good combination of technical understanding, a good design eye, and excellent product intuition/research. - Not all "vibe coding" is created

Just two things to think about today.

This is our September 206 book for book club.

To Matt's question my only answer is "yes".

RSS or someone's site, the 4-Hour Workweek and taking things to extremes.

Utopia for Realists is Rutger Bregman's look at what utopia could be like if we started to dream again.

Three notes from book after using my random note workflow.

JA Westenberg wrote Kerouac which looks like a Github style dashboard for writers.

This is the book club book for June 2026 While we see many crises going on around us, Rutger Bregman argues that the real big issue is that we can't think of a new way to define utopia now that the world is so good.

This is the book club book for May 2026.

Sure the stories are fine, and there are some interesting takeaways about arguments in the first few chapters, but the further you get into the book the more it becomes about Seo telling us about debate and his life with little connection to the chapter t…

This is the third book I've read by S.

This is the book for book club in April 2026.