Ah, one day I should write an essay on why virtual offices didn’t work. The bottom line is that it’s a coordination problem. We all collectively benefit from being in a virtual office, but it sucks for each of us individually — the individual cost exceeds the individual

There has been nothing social about social internet for a long time. om.co/2024/07/17/soc…

lol

more reason to hate the excessive noise pollution in nyc

file under purchases under $20 that have changed my life: this sticky paper fly trap night light has gotten rid of 95% of my indoor bug problem (you can buy a generic for the replacement cards that’s super cheap) amazon.com/dp/B09T3T1FYN/…

It happened to me first — headlines portraying me as a “toxic leader” when I had to make the same, often unpopular, decisions that my male peers did without critique. For them, it’s called Founder Mode, and it’s celebrated (a proper noun! With its own merch! And trademarks

have some old tweets you want to clean up? Block Party's latest tool makes it super easy. set a date, e.g. older than a month, and then off it goes blockpartyapp.com/recommendation…

i’ve been trying to put my finger on what feels different about the algorithm (going purely off vibes) - it used to feel like this site had a better idea of “who” i interacted with most often and showed me posts based around a graph of those people. so, even if the post didn’t

Tfw you suck at your job and expect the second most powerful person in the world to also suck at her job :(

another day, another startup announcement that makes me sigh and roll my eyes at the incompetence that silicon valley loves to fund

in every couple there must be one person who does duolingo every day and one person who plays connections every day