Interjected Future

Weekly #023 - Gindara Hooks Pipes and Marbles

I finally got on the meal planning train. I find some recipes that I want to make, buy those ingredients at the grocery store, and pin on the fridge the list of dishes for the week.

programming

Hooks for Pipelines

Photo by ATBO from Pexels A couple weeks ago, Acko.net posted Reconcile All the Things and I read it with great interest. It's the second of a trilogy of articles (1, 2, 3) that lay out how React's hooks API can be used for things other than frontend web

programming

Weekly #022 - Breath of Spatial Etymology

spatial

Weekly #021 - Spatial best life

spices

Weekly #020 - Beef noodle salmon

programming

Weekly #019 - Overkill thought tools pizza

art

Weekly #018 - Stuck late art

design

Weekly #017 - Leading indicator of bolognese color

Weekly #016 - NFTs and a recipe for seduction

cryptocurrency

NFTs unbundle ownership from enjoyment

If you view NFTs as a progression of the unbundling of ownership and enjoyment, the enjoyment got digitized first. And now, we're seeing ownership being digitized. But digital ownership is kinda weird because it had digital properties like low cost to store and distribute, yet it's scarce.

cryptocurrency

Weekly #015 - Laptop DeFi The Office

virus

Weekly #014 - Covid Vacuum Wave Function Collapse

self-improvement

Weekly #013 - Leverage Apophenia Sounds

programming

Weekly #012 - Evolvability Levels

habits

Weekly #011 - Slow-close habits M1

product

Weekly #010 - Curb Don Cheadle

web

Weekly #009 - Frontend actor sidewalks

relationships

Weekly #008 - Breaking up cookbooks

software methodology

Weekly #007 - Pollution Credits Legibility Gifting

narrative

Weekly #006 - Turning off minds

Weekly #005 - Coherent narrative plating

workplace

Weekly #004 - More robots please

weekly

Weekly #003 - Immutability and nerd recognition exercise

I wonder, are all the hard-won lessons whittled away by the pervasive dissemination of startup knowledge?

VR

Weekly #002 - VR market alien economics

weekly

Weekly #001 - Hello from Wil

However, with Covid-19, proximity suddenly mattered less, as friends started leaving the Bay Area. I figured this is probably a good time to reach out and stay connected. I mean, one of the dying's regrets is not cultivating friendships, right?