Brad Barrish

This selection of Los Alamos Rolodex buiness cards brings me so much joy.

As I struggle to know whether it’s even worth having a website on which I regularly publish, I made a few small improvements to this one over the weekend.

For an individual, I pay Google a lot of money every month.

The Hugging Face Incident is, in a distorted and dangerous way, an illustration of what the AI companies are trying to achieve.

The 2026 Tiny Awards are underway.

The almost-total “blood moon” as seen from Los Angeles, CA

I’m back on Twitter, y’all.

I’ve always loved this photo of Dolly by Andy Warhol.

I saw the incredible Jeff Parker and the the IVtet (thank you, Greg!)

Phoebe Bridgers in the BBC Live Lounge covering Lithium by Nirvana.

I don’t believe for a minute that Amazon is the only company that has been buying rare books to scan them and, in the process, destroy them.

I was sorry to read about the sudden passing of Stephen Wolfram’s wife, Elise Cawley.

Welp, after running the script for a while, I hit a limit.

This week I had a lot more time in the car to listen to podcasts.

I’ve really been enjoying the work that the DFOS team is doing.

One Read serves exactly one article per day, optimized for readability, without all the garbage that litters online reading experiences.

I was catching up with a friend I hadn’t talked to in a while (hi, Ethan) and we got on the topic of AI.

Bear blogger, Peter Gombos, created a simple, Bear-ish (Bear-adjacent?)

Years of Light is a free art project and musical tribute to the work of Nas and DJ Premier, engineered and mastered by Green Studio NYC.

I was shocked and saddened to learn that Om Malik died.

Kinda crazy I waited all this time to finally buy a 3D printer.

It was cool to see this BBC article on Oodi, the incredible public library in Helsinki.

I don’t generally do such things, but I felt compelled to add my name to the Resonant Computing Manifesto.

My brother found some slides that had some never-before-seen photos of my parents.

My guess is the Commodore Callback will sell, but it would sell a lot better if it was priced lower.