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2026
Prompt: Describe an experience in your own life that resists language—something ineffable that nonetheless felt like knowledge. Attempt the impossible description anyway, and reflect on what is gained and lost in the act of trying to name it.
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Travis Bembenek: I think Chipotle opening in Mexico is a great thing.
I can’t lie, I love Chipotle. I have never considered myself a foodie (I’m from Wisconsin, need I say more?) but I think it’s impossible to argue that Chipotle does not hit the rare restaurant trifecta of fast service, good food and good price. Most restaurants struggle to give you two of those things, but Chipotle is one of those special places that gives you all three.
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Travis Bembenek: I think Chipotle opening in Mexico is a great thing.
I can’t lie, I love Chipotle. I have never considered myself a foodie (I’m from Wisconsin, need I say more?) but I think it’s impossible to argue that Chipotle does not hit the rare restaurant trifecta of fast service, good food and good price. Most restaurants struggle to give you two of those things, but Chipotle is one of those special places that gives you all three.
25 Units
Get bent
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Yoga Class
Wish Kazi Happy Birthday
New booking request
get bent
Yoga Class
Wish Kazi Happy Birthday
New booking request
get bent
Yoga Class
Wish Kazi Happy Birthday
New booking request
Yoga Class
Wish Kazi Happy Birthday
New booking request
get bent
Yoga Class
Wish Kazi Happy Birthday
New booking request
get bent
Yoga Class
Wish Kazi Happy Birthday
New booking request
Venue Hire last min offer
New member: Maia Wagner — needs follow-up
Greg Cooke Yoga Club membership
Venue Hire last min offer
New member: Maia Wagner — needs follow-up
Greg Cooke Yoga Club membership
New member: Maia Wagner — needs follow-up
Greg Cooke Yoga Club membership
Venue Hire last min offer
New member: Maia Wagner — needs follow-up
Greg Cooke Yoga Club membership
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Greg Cooke Yoga Club membership
Mike Minded Daily — July 28, 2026
Venue Hire last min offer
New member: Maia Wagner — needs follow-up
Greg Cooke Yoga Club membership
Mike Minded Daily — July 28, 2026
Venue Hire last min offer
New member: Maia Wagner — needs follow-up
Greg Cooke Yoga Club membership
Mike Minded Daily — July 28, 2026
New member: Maia Wagner — needs follow-up
Greg Cooke Yoga Club membership
Mike Minded Daily — July 28, 2026
Venue Hire last min offer
New member: Maia Wagner — needs follow-up
Greg Cooke Yoga Club membership
Mike Minded Daily — July 28, 2026
Venue Hire last min offer
New member: Maia Wagner — needs follow-up
Greg Cooke Yoga Club membership
Mike Minded Daily — July 28, 2026
New member: Maia Wagner — needs follow-up
Greg Cooke Yoga Club membership
Mike Minded Daily — July 28, 2026
Fw: Quick video (Re: 5:30 Choir - July 26 (Seventeenth Sunday Ordinary Time)
Gather content and topics for the July 28 edition
↳ Review notes/drafts from July 28
↳ Pick top 3-5 stories or points to cover
Write the daily digest
↳ Draft intro
Greg Cooke Yoga Club membership
Mike Minded Daily — July 28, 2026
Fw: Quick video (Re: 5:30 Choir - July 26 (Seventeenth Sunday Ordinary Time)
Gather content and topics for the July 28 edition
↳ Review notes/drafts from July 28
↳ Pick top 3-5 stories or points to cover
Write the daily digest
↳ Draft intro
Greg Cooke Yoga Club membership
Mike Minded Daily — July 28, 2026
Fw: Quick video (Re: 5:30 Choir - July 26 (Seventeenth Sunday Ordinary Time)
Gather content and topics for the July 28 edition
↳ Review notes/drafts from July 28
↳ Pick top 3-5 stories or points to cover
Write the daily digest
↳ Draft intro
↳ Write body sections
↳ Add a closing line/CTA
Mike Minded Daily — July 28, 2026
Fw: Quick video (Re: 5:30 Choir - July 26 (Seventeenth Sunday Ordinary Time)
Gather content and topics for the July 28 edition
↳ Review notes/drafts from July 28
↳ Pick top 3-5 stories or points to cover
Write the daily digest
↳ Draft intro
↳ Write body sections
↳ Add a closing line/CTA
✎ Writing Prompt
You wake to find a single word written on your wrist in handwriting that isn't yours—just "Inspo," nothing else—and by noon you realize everyone you pass has the same word inked in the same place. No one else seems to notice theirs, or perhaps they simply won't say, and when you catch your reflection in a shop window, the letters have started, very slowly, to rearrange themselves into something else.
≡ Essay Outline
Finding the Spark: Tracing Where Inspiration Comes From
The Myth of the Lightning Bolt
Inspiration rarely arrives as a single flash of genius; it is usually the visible tip of long, invisible preparation.
Environments That Invite Ideas
Certain places, routines, and sensory conditions consistently make people more receptive to new thoughts, and identifying them can be a practical tool.
Borrowing from Others
Much of what feels original is really a remix of influences absorbed from books, conversations, and art, and tracing these debts can deepen creative honesty.
The Role of Constraint
Limitations in time, resources, or form often sharpen inspiration rather than smother it, forcing unexpected solutions to the surface.
When Inspiration Runs Dry
Understanding the common blocks to inspiration, from fear to fatigue, helps explain why creative output fluctuates and how to work through the lulls.
Turning Inspiration into Action
The final test of inspiration is not the feeling itself but whether it can be translated into sustained, disciplined work.
Your National Holistic Healing Center order is ready for pickup!
Schedule a quick intro call or coffee chat
↳ Propose 2-3 time slots
↳ Add calendar invite once confirmed
Share onboarding info / next steps
↳ Send member guide or resources
↳ Confirm access to relevant channels or tools
Venue Hire last min offer
New member: Maia Wagner — needs follow-up
Send Maia a personal welcome message
↳ Thank her for joining
Schedule a quick intro call or coffee chat
↳ Propose 2-3 time slots
You wake to find a single word written on your wrist in handwriting that isn't yours—just "Inspo," nothing else—and by noon you realize everyone you pass has the same word inked in the same place. No one else seems to notice theirs, or perhaps they simply won't say, and when you catch your reflection in a shop window, the letters have started, very slowly, to rearrange themselves into something else.
≡ Essay Outline
Finding the Spark: Tracing Where Inspiration Comes From
The Myth of the Lightning Bolt
Inspiration rarely arrives as a single flash of genius; it is usually the visible tip of long, invisible preparation.
Environments That Invite Ideas
Certain places, routines, and sensory conditions consistently make people more receptive to new thoughts, and identifying them can be a practical tool.
Borrowing from Others
Much of what feels original is really a remix of influences absorbed from books, conversations, and art, and tracing these debts can deepen creative honesty.
The Role of Constraint
Limitations in time, resources, or form often sharpen inspiration rather than smother it, forcing unexpected solutions to the surface.
When Inspiration Runs Dry
Understanding the common blocks to inspiration, from fear to fatigue, helps explain why creative output fluctuates and how to work through the lulls.
Turning Inspiration into Action
The final test of inspiration is not the feeling itself but whether it can be translated into sustained, disciplined work.
Your National Holistic Healing Center order is ready for pickup!
Schedule a quick intro call or coffee chat
↳ Propose 2-3 time slots
↳ Add calendar invite once confirmed
Share onboarding info / next steps
↳ Send member guide or resources
↳ Confirm access to relevant channels or tools
Venue Hire last min offer
New member: Maia Wagner — needs follow-up
Send Maia a personal welcome message
↳ Thank her for joining
Schedule a quick intro call or coffee chat
↳ Propose 2-3 time slots
↳ Thank her for joining
Send Greg a quick note letting him know the membership is sorted.
Fw: Quick video (Re: 5:30 Choir - July 26 (Seventeenth Sunday Ordinary Time)
↳ Add a closing line/CTA
Edit and proofread
↳ Check for typos
↳ Trim for length/clarity
The iPhone still brings up sprouts and seeds. Missed connections is great but won’t load on read.
Hard to edit text boxes because you long hold them have to click twice
Fluent and sites should work adjustable and many f them at once.
Send Greg a quick note letting him know the membership is sorted.
Fw: Quick video (Re: 5:30 Choir - July 26 (Seventeenth Sunday Ordinary Time)
↳ Add a closing line/CTA
Edit and proofread
↳ Check for typos
↳ Trim for length/clarity
The iPhone still brings up sprouts and seeds. Missed connections is great but won’t load on read.
Hard to edit text boxes because you long hold them have to click twice
Fluent and sites should work adjustable and many f them at once.
three distinct stages, and it helps to name them separately because each one is a different prompt:
Thesis extraction — the LLM reads the corpus and proposes candidate theses (not one; three or four, so you're choosing rather than accepting). You pick.
Evidence marshaling — every claim, stat, quote, and example from the sources gets sorted under the thesis it supports. Anything that contradicts it goes in a counter-evidence pile rather than getting quietly dropped.
The shell — the classic Roman-numeral outline (I / A / 1 / a), rendered one section per page, heading and its evidence at the top, rest of the page blank.
That last artifact is the interesting one, and journalism already has a word for it: a shell. Newsrooms build shells before an event breaks — structure and background in place, blank where the reporting will go. Yours is the same idea for essays. If you want the whole pipeline named, shell brief or draft shell both work and stay accurate about the fact that voice is deliberately absent.
Two things worth deciding before you build it: whether the evidence under each heading appears as full quotes or as compressed pointers back to the source, and how much blank space each section gets — because the amount of space you leave is itself an instruction about how long that section should
Thesis extraction — the LLM reads the corpus and proposes candidate theses (not one; three or four, so you're choosing rather than accepting). You pick.
Evidence marshaling — every claim, stat, quote, and example from the sources gets sorted under the thesis it supports. Anything that contradicts it goes in a counter-evidence pile rather than getting quietly dropped.
The shell — the classic Roman-numeral outline (I / A / 1 / a), rendered one section per page, heading and its evidence at the top, rest of the page blank.
That last artifact is the interesting one, and journalism already has a word for it: a shell. Newsrooms build shells before an event breaks — structure and background in place, blank where the reporting will go. Yours is the same idea for essays. If you want the whole pipeline named, shell brief or draft shell both work and stay accurate about the fact that voice is deliberately absent.
Two things worth deciding before you build it: whether the evidence under each heading appears as full quotes or as compressed pointers back to the source, and how much blank space each section gets — because the amount of space you leave is itself an instruction about how long that section should
**Thesis:** COVID-19 didn't break yoga culture—it exposed which systems were resilient and which were dysfunctional, revealing the path toward more agentic, distributed practice.
Pandemic as systems stress test: structure reveals true function under pressure
Four years later: some communities collapsed, others discovered deeper self-practice capacity
**Body 1: Financial Collapse — Who Survived and Why**
Studios that closed: no reserves, high fixed costs, single-teacher dependency
Studios that survived: cash cushions, flexible costs, diversified income, distributed teaching
**Body 2: Community Dissolution and Reformation**
What was lost: geographic dispersion, teacher exodus, ruptured relationships
What emerged: online networks, self-practice capacity, distributed/hybrid models
**Body 3: The Forced Experiment in Self-Practice**
Some collapsed without external structure (dependence, not capacity, was revealed)
Others deepened: intrinsic motivation, self-trust, new non-authoritarian relationship to teachers
**Conclusion: Now Is the Time**
Losses (studios, teachers, practitioners, touch) are real and grievable
Gains (distributed knowledge, agency, exposed weaknesses) create opportunity
Choice ahead: rebuild toward open-source, agentic practice or drift back to dysfunction
Pandemic as systems stress test: structure reveals true function under pressure
Four years later: some communities collapsed, others discovered deeper self-practice capacity
**Body 1: Financial Collapse — Who Survived and Why**
Studios that closed: no reserves, high fixed costs, single-teacher dependency
Studios that survived: cash cushions, flexible costs, diversified income, distributed teaching
**Body 2: Community Dissolution and Reformation**
What was lost: geographic dispersion, teacher exodus, ruptured relationships
What emerged: online networks, self-practice capacity, distributed/hybrid models
**Body 3: The Forced Experiment in Self-Practice**
Some collapsed without external structure (dependence, not capacity, was revealed)
Others deepened: intrinsic motivation, self-trust, new non-authoritarian relationship to teachers
**Conclusion: Now Is the Time**
Losses (studios, teachers, practitioners, touch) are real and grievable
Gains (distributed knowledge, agency, exposed weaknesses) create opportunity
Choice ahead: rebuild toward open-source, agentic practice or drift back to dysfunction
Maintenance
Maintenance. Your standard version — the one available on an ordinary day without negotiation. Squat with a twist, forearm or elbow hooking the outer knee instead of binding, heels raised on a wedge if they lift. Preserves: squat plus thoracic rotation — the wring — without demanding the bind or flat heels
Challenge
Challenge. Past your own standard, not past the book. Full Pasasana, heels grounded, chest rotated across the thighs, arms wrapped and hands clasped Preserves: all three essential actions
What it asks of you
Deep hip flexion with the spine rotating — a squat that wrings, not just a squat
Heels grounding through full ankle dorsiflexion so the squat is stable, not balanced on the toes
Thoracic rotation that turns the chest across the thighs toward the bind
.
Where it usually stalls
If your heels lift off the floor, ankle dorsiflexion is your limiter — wedge a folded mat or blanket under the heels so you can keep the squat stable and still rotate. Chasing the bind on lifted heels turns this into a toe-balance, which is a different pose.
If the chest won't rotate far enough to reach around the knees, that's thoracic rotation, not arm length — work the twist without the bind first.
If you're tipping backward and gripping with the toes to stay up, you've lost the grounded-heel base — raise the heels until the squat holds itself.
Stop if: Sharp or pinching pain at the knee joint line in the deep squat — stop loading the squat; this is the Injury lane, not depth to push through Any ankle joint pain (not stretch) under the grounding heel Nerve symptoms — tingling or numbness into the foot from the deep compression
? 3 Questions · 📖 The Read
1. If e-ink readers keep fragmenting into niche hardware (Nook, Supernote, Moaan, custom builds) rather than consolidating like Kindle once did, what does that suggest about the future relationship between reading devices and reading itself?
2. Several threads (attention-span loss, "psychosexual" media interest, dystopian control-language fascination) hint at a broader anxiety about how modern media shapes cognition—what would it take to design a reading practice that actively counters that erosion rather than just accommodating it?
3. Given how often unrelated crises (volcanic ash, hurricanes, storm debris, prison strikes) appear alongside quiet personal posts about books and calculators, what does this juxtaposition reveal about how people use reading/hobbies as a coping mechanism against ambient world instability?
SPXBWI050802785213
#tracking #bigme
https://speedx.io/customer-service-and-support/#faqs/hc/en-us
my package is not yet delivered, and has been processing at your facility for a few days.
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Maintenance. Your standard version — the one available on an ordinary day without negotiation. Squat with a twist, forearm or elbow hooking the outer knee instead of binding, heels raised on a wedge if they lift. Preserves: squat plus thoracic rotation — the wring — without demanding the bind or flat heels
Challenge
Challenge. Past your own standard, not past the book. Full Pasasana, heels grounded, chest rotated across the thighs, arms wrapped and hands clasped Preserves: all three essential actions
What it asks of you
Deep hip flexion with the spine rotating — a squat that wrings, not just a squat
Heels grounding through full ankle dorsiflexion so the squat is stable, not balanced on the toes
Thoracic rotation that turns the chest across the thighs toward the bind
.
Where it usually stalls
If your heels lift off the floor, ankle dorsiflexion is your limiter — wedge a folded mat or blanket under the heels so you can keep the squat stable and still rotate. Chasing the bind on lifted heels turns this into a toe-balance, which is a different pose.
If the chest won't rotate far enough to reach around the knees, that's thoracic rotation, not arm length — work the twist without the bind first.
If you're tipping backward and gripping with the toes to stay up, you've lost the grounded-heel base — raise the heels until the squat holds itself.
Stop if: Sharp or pinching pain at the knee joint line in the deep squat — stop loading the squat; this is the Injury lane, not depth to push through Any ankle joint pain (not stretch) under the grounding heel Nerve symptoms — tingling or numbness into the foot from the deep compression
? 3 Questions · 📖 The Read
1. If e-ink readers keep fragmenting into niche hardware (Nook, Supernote, Moaan, custom builds) rather than consolidating like Kindle once did, what does that suggest about the future relationship between reading devices and reading itself?
2. Several threads (attention-span loss, "psychosexual" media interest, dystopian control-language fascination) hint at a broader anxiety about how modern media shapes cognition—what would it take to design a reading practice that actively counters that erosion rather than just accommodating it?
3. Given how often unrelated crises (volcanic ash, hurricanes, storm debris, prison strikes) appear alongside quiet personal posts about books and calculators, what does this juxtaposition reveal about how people use reading/hobbies as a coping mechanism against ambient world instability?
SPXBWI050802785213
#tracking #bigme
https://speedx.io/customer-service-and-support/#faqs/hc/en-us
my package is not yet delivered, and has been processing at your facility for a few days.
836794
Octavia Butler
GitHub for Vitruvian
r/Onyx_Boox - My Palma 2 Pro as a pen-first productivity device: the home screen is my daily planner page
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Disclaimer: This post was created with the help of Claude, as were the apps. Maybe you can take some ideas from it.Disclaimer: This post was created with the help of Claude, as were the apps. Maybe you can take some ideas from it.
My idea was to present the idea of a launcher which makes use of the stylus and the note taking while beeing minimalistic.
I wanted my Boox Palma 2 Pro to work like a paper planner that's there the moment I pick it up, not like another phone where I have to dig through apps first. So now the home screen is today's planner page, and I write on it directly with the stylus.
The setup
1. Overwatcher, the planner. It's my personal fork of Tools for Boox by Gábor Auth, with parts of the Ledger fork by Michael Joel Hall.
Daily pages with a schedule (it pulls in calendar events), a task list with checkboxes, and notes
Open tasks carry over to the next day automatically
The Palma and my Note Air 4C sync through my own WebDAV server over Tailscale, instead of Google Drive
No ads, no analytics
2. Ink Launcher, a small home screen app on top of it.
Today's page: It shows the current day split into four full-width parts (morning, afternoon, tasks, notes), because the whole page is too small on the tall 1:2 screen.
Pen writes, fingers navigate: Swipe sideways to switch parts, up for the app list, down for notifications.
Live ink: Writing uses the Onyx pen SDK. The strokes are saved straight into Overwatcher's data, so they show up on the Air 4C after the next sync.
Schedule: It opens on morning or afternoon depending on the time of day.
Status line: Battery, open tasks and notifications. Tapping "open tasks" jumps to the oldest unfinished task.
Sync indicator: It sits next to the date, which is handy when Tailscale is down.
App list: Text only, with search and favorites. It also opens the Boox Library and Notes.
Why
I want as little friction as possible: pick it up, see today, write. There's no unlock, find the app, find the page. The Air 4C is the big desk planner, and the Palma is the pocket version of the same pages.
How it was made
Both apps are vibe-coded: I described what I wanted and an AI coding assistant wrote the code. This post was also written with AI. It's early, and I made it my default launcher this weekend, so expect rough edges. I'm sharing the idea, not a download, but happy to talk about it.
Tip for anyone on a third-party launcher: Library and Notes have no app icon of their own and normally only open from the Boox launcher's widgets. They can be started directly, at least on my firmware:
Library: action com.onyx.action.LIBRARY
Notes: action com.onyx.intent.action.MAIN_ACTIVITY with the string extra json = {"action":"OPEN_NOTE"
r/Onyx_Boox - My Palma 2 Pro as a pen-first productivity device: the home screen is my daily planner page
Page 1 (Current page)
Page 2
Item 1 of 2
Disclaimer: This post was created with the help of Claude, as were the apps. Maybe you can take some ideas from it.Disclaimer: This post was created with the help of Claude, as were the apps. Maybe you can take some ideas from it.
My idea was to present the idea of a launcher which makes use of the stylus and the note taking while beeing minimalistic.
I wanted my Boox Palma 2 Pro to work like a paper planner that's there the moment I pick it up, not like another phone where I have to dig through apps first. So now the home screen is today's planner page, and I write on it directly with the stylus.
The setup
1. Overwatcher, the planner. It's my personal fork of Tools for Boox by Gábor Auth, with parts of the Ledger fork by Michael Joel Hall.
Daily pages with a schedule (it pulls in calendar events), a task list with checkboxes, and notes
Open tasks carry over to the next day automatically
The Palma and my Note Air 4C sync through my own WebDAV server over Tailscale, instead of Google Drive
No ads, no analytics
2. Ink Launcher, a small home screen app on top of it.
Today's page: It shows the current day split into four full-width parts (morning, afternoon, tasks, notes), because the whole page is too small on the tall 1:2 screen.
Pen writes, fingers navigate: Swipe sideways to switch parts, up for the app list, down for notifications.
Live ink: Writing uses the Onyx pen SDK. The strokes are saved straight into Overwatcher's data, so they show up on the Air 4C after the next sync.
Schedule: It opens on morning or afternoon depending on the time of day.
Status line: Battery, open tasks and notifications. Tapping "open tasks" jumps to the oldest unfinished task.
Sync indicator: It sits next to the date, which is handy when Tailscale is down.
App list: Text only, with search and favorites. It also opens the Boox Library and Notes.
Why
I want as little friction as possible: pick it up, see today, write. There's no unlock, find the app, find the page. The Air 4C is the big desk planner, and the Palma is the pocket version of the same pages.
How it was made
Both apps are vibe-coded: I described what I wanted and an AI coding assistant wrote the code. This post was also written with AI. It's early, and I made it my default launcher this weekend, so expect rough edges. I'm sharing the idea, not a download, but happy to talk about it.
Tip for anyone on a third-party launcher: Library and Notes have no app icon of their own and normally only open from the Boox launcher's widgets. They can be started directly, at least on my firmware:
Library: action com.onyx.action.LIBRARY
Notes: action com.onyx.intent.action.MAIN_ACTIVITY with the string extra json = {"action":"OPEN_NOTE"
Webcrafting influences · James' Coffee Blog
Getting back to Analogue · The Universe of Joshua Blais
Getting back to Analogue · The Universe of Joshua Blais
Getting back to Analogue · The Universe of Joshua Blais
Getting back to Analogue · The Universe of Joshua Blais
Links I Would Gchat You If We Were Friends
#790: Sorry, you’re not notable · Links I Would Gchat You If We Were Friends
#790: Sorry, you’re not notable · Links I Would Gchat You If We Were Friends
Olly - October 27, 2026 10:56 · Olly
Discipleship is like quantum entanglement · Aaron Zavala
🃏 Aphorisms
1. The web you craft is a mirror you didn't ask for.
2. Going analogue is just admitting the signal was never the point.
https://mjh.yoga/notes/links-i-would-gchat-you-if-we-were-friends/
3. Notability is a currency printed by people who need you to need it.
Sources:
• Webcrafting influences · James' Coffee Blog — https://jamesg.blog/2026/11/01/webcrafting-influences
• Getting back to Analogue · The Universe of Joshua Blais — https://joshblais.com/blog/analogue/
• Links I Would Gchat You If We Were Friends
• #790: Sorry, you’re not notable · Links I Would Gchat You If We Were Friends
• Olly - October 27, 2026 10:56 · Olly — https://olly.world/41bd6bd4
• Discipleship is like quantum entanglement · Aaron Zavala — https://aaronjz.com/discipleship-is-like-quantum-entanglement
Getting back to Analogue · The Universe of Joshua Blais
Getting back to Analogue · The Universe of Joshua Blais
Getting back to Analogue · The Universe of Joshua Blais
Getting back to Analogue · The Universe of Joshua Blais
Links I Would Gchat You If We Were Friends
#790: Sorry, you’re not notable · Links I Would Gchat You If We Were Friends
#790: Sorry, you’re not notable · Links I Would Gchat You If We Were Friends
Olly - October 27, 2026 10:56 · Olly
Discipleship is like quantum entanglement · Aaron Zavala
🃏 Aphorisms
1. The web you craft is a mirror you didn't ask for.
2. Going analogue is just admitting the signal was never the point.
https://mjh.yoga/notes/links-i-would-gchat-you-if-we-were-friends/
3. Notability is a currency printed by people who need you to need it.
Sources:
• Webcrafting influences · James' Coffee Blog — https://jamesg.blog/2026/11/01/webcrafting-influences
• Getting back to Analogue · The Universe of Joshua Blais — https://joshblais.com/blog/analogue/
• Links I Would Gchat You If We Were Friends
• #790: Sorry, you’re not notable · Links I Would Gchat You If We Were Friends
• Olly - October 27, 2026 10:56 · Olly — https://olly.world/41bd6bd4
• Discipleship is like quantum entanglement · Aaron Zavala — https://aaronjz.com/discipleship-is-like-quantum-entanglement
Map · intake
Map · grampicks
Map · grampicks
Map · grampicks
Map · grampicks
*NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY “Portrait of a Nation: 2025 Honorees,” through Nov. 15. Steven Spielberg, Temple Grandin and Jamie Dimon are among those depicted in this annual exhibition spotlighting those who have made extraordinary contributions to American culture. “Star Power: Photographs From Hollywood’s Golden Age by George Hurrell (A Sequel),” through Jan. 10. An encore installation featuring 20 photos of movie stars from the 1930s and ’40s. “The Spirit of Invention: Patent Office and Patentees,” through June 6. An exhibition depicting the early history of the Patent Office through selections from the museum’s collection. “Meserve Collection Highlights: Modern Prints From Mathew Brady’s Portrait Negatives,” through May 14, 2028. Nine prints from 19thcentury negatives feature the likes of Abraham Lincoln, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Ulysses S. Grant and more. Eighth and F streets NW. npg.si.edu
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ASIAN ART “Saodat Ismailova: Melted Into the Sun,” through Nov. 29. Text, archival footage and original film unpack Central Asia’s traditions, oral histories and landscapes. “From the Louvre: Masterpieces of Islamic Art,” through Jan. 18. More than two-dozen Islamic works from the Louvre in Paris are on display. “A Museum in the Making,” through Aug. 1. This exhibition tells the story of Charles Lang Freer’s Detroit home, which the collector and industrialist turned into an experiment in art and design. “Woven and Cast: Chinese Textiles and Japanese Metalwork From the Shirley Z. Johnson Collection,” Saturday through Nov. 28, 2027. A series of pairings that place Chinese textiles from the Ming and Qing dynasties alongside contemporary Japanese metalwork. 1050 Independence Ave. SW. asia.si.edu
Map · what I read and heard
The purple tsunami against data centers · Machine Gods
Your Brain on Spirituality · The Next Big Idea Daily
How Elon Musk and Big Tech Poured Millions Into the Midterms, and Lost · Uncanny Valley | WIRED
Yes Please · Amy Poehler
PC Valmorbida, Chase Mattson & Porsha Williams? · Who? Weekly
Want to Enjoy Music More? Go For a Run. · The Daily
Darker in the Soul · bookshelf
Downward Facing Dreamboat · bookshelf
Wiccan and Hulkling_ Raid of Ultron (2026-) · #1 · bookshelf
Jensen Huang, Part 2: We Have to Hurt You to Save You · Decoding the Gurus
pdst.fm · The 404 Media Podcast
HOT GOSS #366 “The Mob on Hulu, Gay Business Models, and a Seated Drag Show” · Race Chaser with Alaska & Willam
Weaponizing IQ: Who gets to be smart? · Code Switch
The Unexpected Science of Cats and Happiness · The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos
Can curiosity save the wild? · TED Radio Hour
Are We in an A.I. Bubble? We're About to Find Out. · Hard Fork
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark · Alvin Schwartz
Are You Burned Out, or Just Tired? · traffic.megaphone.fm
Island · Aldous Huxley
METRO - Karat and Schtick · Serial
What it’s like when Elizabeth Holmes decides to destroy your life · Search Engine
Trans vs Gay · Ryan Long
Dwayne Wade: Underrated? · WIRED
Place Your Bets! · On the Media
Why Smaller Goals Can Lead to Bigger Changes with Eric Zimmer · The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos
OpenAI’s Latest Discoveries Spark a Backlash + Help! My Kid Hates AI · Machine Gods
The New Appeal of Autocracy · The Next Big Idea Daily
What Art Does For Your Brain · Hidden Brain
85. Executive Recruiters · The Economics of Everyday Things
Parable of the Sower · Octavia E. Butler
Boys Keep Swinging · Jake Shears
Making the Most of Your Mistakes · Hidden Brain
Is Running From Trump Enough to Save Republicans on Tuesday? · The Daily
Get a BTS Look at TODAY's 2026 Halloween Costume Prep · TODAY
(Don't Fear) The (Grim) Reaper | STUFF YOU SHOULD KNOW · Stuff You Should Know
Selects: John Lennon and the FBI | STUFF YOU SHOULD KNOW · Stuff You Should Know
How Does Ketamine Work? · Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell
Jimmy Fallon, Jamie Lee Curtis Recreate ‘You Can See Everything’ · TODAY
Palestinians in Gaza react to Israeli election results · Al Jazeera English
Help Is On the Way - A Conversation With Maria Ressa · On the Media
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ASIAN ART “Saodat Ismailova: Melted Into the Sun,” through Nov. 29. Text, archival footage and original film unpack Central Asia’s traditions, oral histories and landscapes. “From the Louvre: Masterpieces of Islamic Art,” through Jan. 18. More than two-dozen Islamic works from the Louvre in Paris are on display. “A Museum in the Making,” through Aug. 1. This exhibition tells the story of Charles Lang Freer’s Detroit home, which the collector and industrialist turned into an experiment in art and design. “Woven and Cast: Chinese Textiles and Japanese Metalwork From the Shirley Z. Johnson Collection,” Saturday through Nov. 28, 2027. A series of pairings that place Chinese textiles from the Ming and Qing dynasties alongside contemporary Japanese metalwork. 1050 Independence Ave. SW. asia.si.edu
Map · what I read and heard
The purple tsunami against data centers · Machine Gods
Your Brain on Spirituality · The Next Big Idea Daily
How Elon Musk and Big Tech Poured Millions Into the Midterms, and Lost · Uncanny Valley | WIRED
Yes Please · Amy Poehler
PC Valmorbida, Chase Mattson & Porsha Williams? · Who? Weekly
Want to Enjoy Music More? Go For a Run. · The Daily
Darker in the Soul · bookshelf
Downward Facing Dreamboat · bookshelf
Wiccan and Hulkling_ Raid of Ultron (2026-) · #1 · bookshelf
Jensen Huang, Part 2: We Have to Hurt You to Save You · Decoding the Gurus
pdst.fm · The 404 Media Podcast
HOT GOSS #366 “The Mob on Hulu, Gay Business Models, and a Seated Drag Show” · Race Chaser with Alaska & Willam
Weaponizing IQ: Who gets to be smart? · Code Switch
The Unexpected Science of Cats and Happiness · The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos
Can curiosity save the wild? · TED Radio Hour
Are We in an A.I. Bubble? We're About to Find Out. · Hard Fork
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark · Alvin Schwartz
Are You Burned Out, or Just Tired? · traffic.megaphone.fm
Island · Aldous Huxley
METRO - Karat and Schtick · Serial
What it’s like when Elizabeth Holmes decides to destroy your life · Search Engine
Trans vs Gay · Ryan Long
Dwayne Wade: Underrated? · WIRED
Place Your Bets! · On the Media
Why Smaller Goals Can Lead to Bigger Changes with Eric Zimmer · The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos
OpenAI’s Latest Discoveries Spark a Backlash + Help! My Kid Hates AI · Machine Gods
The New Appeal of Autocracy · The Next Big Idea Daily
What Art Does For Your Brain · Hidden Brain
85. Executive Recruiters · The Economics of Everyday Things
Parable of the Sower · Octavia E. Butler
Boys Keep Swinging · Jake Shears
Making the Most of Your Mistakes · Hidden Brain
Is Running From Trump Enough to Save Republicans on Tuesday? · The Daily
Get a BTS Look at TODAY's 2026 Halloween Costume Prep · TODAY
(Don't Fear) The (Grim) Reaper | STUFF YOU SHOULD KNOW · Stuff You Should Know
Selects: John Lennon and the FBI | STUFF YOU SHOULD KNOW · Stuff You Should Know
How Does Ketamine Work? · Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell
Jimmy Fallon, Jamie Lee Curtis Recreate ‘You Can See Everything’ · TODAY
Palestinians in Gaza react to Israeli election results · Al Jazeera English
Help Is On the Way - A Conversation With Maria Ressa · On the Media
Map · what I read and heard
Supplementary Material 58: AI Cloud Gods, Groundhog Day Podcasts, and the 4th Humiliation of Sam Harris · Decoding the G
Where Are We on the Autocrat-O-Meter Now? · On the Media
What would it mean for the Democrats to not screw this up? · Search Engine
Batman '89_ Echoes (2023-) · #1 · bookshelf
METRO - Heavy is the Head that Refuses to Share the Crown · Serial
Your Brain on Spirituality · The Next Big Idea Daily
The purple tsunami against data centers · Machine Gods
How Elon Musk and Big Tech Poured Millions Into the Midterms, and Lost · Uncanny Valley | WIRED
Yes Please · Amy Poehler
PC Valmorbida, Chase Mattson & Porsha Williams? · Who? Weekly
Want to Enjoy Music More? Go For a Run. · The Daily
Darker in the Soul · bookshelf
Downward Facing Dreamboat · bookshelf
Wiccan and Hulkling_ Raid of Ultron (2026-) · #1 · bookshelf
Jensen Huang, Part 2: We Have to Hurt You to Save You · Decoding the Gurus
pdst.fm · The 404 Media Podcast
HOT GOSS #366 “The Mob on Hulu, Gay Business Models, and a Seated Drag Show” · Race Chaser with Alaska & Willam
Weaponizing IQ: Who gets to be smart? · Code Switch
The Unexpected Science of Cats and Happiness · The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos
Can curiosity save the wild? · TED Radio Hour
Are We in an A.I. Bubble? We're About to Find Out. · Hard Fork
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark · Alvin Schwartz
Are You Burned Out, or Just Tired? · traffic.megaphone.fm
Island · Aldous Huxley
METRO - Karat and Schtick · Serial
What it’s like when Elizabeth Holmes decides to destroy your life · Search Engine
Trans vs Gay · Ryan Long
Dwayne Wade: Underrated? · WIRED
Why Smaller Goals Can Lead to Bigger Changes with Eric Zimmer · The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos
OpenAI’s Latest Discoveries Spark a Backlash + Help! My Kid Hates AI · Machine Gods
The New Appeal of Autocracy · The Next Big Idea Daily
What Art Does For Your Brain · Hidden Brain
85. Executive Recruiters · The Economics of Everyday Things
Parable of the Sower · Octavia E. Butler
Boys Keep Swinging · Jake Shears
Making the Most of Your Mistakes · Hidden Brain
Is Running From Trump Enough to Save Republicans on Tuesday? · The Daily
Get a BTS Look at TODAY's 2026 Halloween Costume Prep · TODAY
(Don't Fear) The (Grim) Reaper | STUFF YOU SHOULD KNOW · Stuff You Should Know
Selects: John Lennon and the FBI | STUFF YOU SHOULD KNOW · Stuff You Should Know
Map · what I read and heard
694. Does Democracy Really Need Elections? · Freakonomics Radio
Supplementary Material 58: AI Cloud Gods, Groundhog Day Podcasts, and the 4th Humiliation of Sam Harris · Decoding the G
Where Are We on the Autocrat-O-Meter Now? · On the Media
What would it mean for the Democrats to not screw this up? · Search Engine
Batman '89_ Echoes (2023-) · #1 · bookshelf
METRO - Heavy is the Head that Refuses to Share the Crown · Serial
Your Brain on Spirituality · The Next Big Idea Daily
The purple tsunami against data centers · Machine Gods
How Elon Musk and Big Tech Poured Millions Into the Midterms, and Lost · Uncanny Valley | WIRED
Yes Please · Amy Poehler
PC Valmorbida, Chase Mattson & Porsha Williams? · Who? Weekly
Want to Enjoy Music More? Go For a Run. · The Daily
Darker in the Soul · bookshelf
Downward Facing Dreamboat · bookshelf
Wiccan and Hulkling_ Raid of Ultron (2026-) · #1 · bookshelf
Jensen Huang, Part 2: We Have to Hurt You to Save You · Decoding the Gurus
pdst.fm · The 404 Media Podcast
HOT GOSS #366 “The Mob on Hulu, Gay Business Models, and a Seated Drag Show” · Race Chaser with Alaska & Willam
Weaponizing IQ: Who gets to be smart? · Code Switch
The Unexpected Science of Cats and Happiness · The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos
Can curiosity save the wild? · TED Radio Hour
Are We in an A.I. Bubble? We're About to Find Out. · Hard Fork
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark · Alvin Schwartz
Are You Burned Out, or Just Tired? · traffic.megaphone.fm
Island · Aldous Huxley
METRO - Karat and Schtick · Serial
What it’s like when Elizabeth Holmes decides to destroy your life · Search Engine
Trans vs Gay · Ryan Long
Dwayne Wade: Underrated? · WIRED
Why Smaller Goals Can Lead to Bigger Changes with Eric Zimmer · The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos
OpenAI’s Latest Discoveries Spark a Backlash + Help! My Kid Hates AI · Machine Gods
The New Appeal of Autocracy · The Next Big Idea Daily
What Art Does For Your Brain · Hidden Brain
85. Executive Recruiters · The Economics of Everyday Things
Parable of the Sower · Octavia E. Butler
Boys Keep Swinging · Jake Shears
Making the Most of Your Mistakes · Hidden Brain
Is Running From Trump Enough to Save Republicans on Tuesday? · The Daily
Get a BTS Look at TODAY's 2026 Halloween Costume Prep · TODAY
(Don't Fear) The (Grim) Reaper | STUFF YOU SHOULD KNOW · Stuff You Should Know
Supplementary Material 58: AI Cloud Gods, Groundhog Day Podcasts, and the 4th Humiliation of Sam Harris · Decoding the G
Where Are We on the Autocrat-O-Meter Now? · On the Media
What would it mean for the Democrats to not screw this up? · Search Engine
Batman '89_ Echoes (2023-) · #1 · bookshelf
METRO - Heavy is the Head that Refuses to Share the Crown · Serial
Your Brain on Spirituality · The Next Big Idea Daily
The purple tsunami against data centers · Machine Gods
How Elon Musk and Big Tech Poured Millions Into the Midterms, and Lost · Uncanny Valley | WIRED
Yes Please · Amy Poehler
PC Valmorbida, Chase Mattson & Porsha Williams? · Who? Weekly
Want to Enjoy Music More? Go For a Run. · The Daily
Darker in the Soul · bookshelf
Downward Facing Dreamboat · bookshelf
Wiccan and Hulkling_ Raid of Ultron (2026-) · #1 · bookshelf
Jensen Huang, Part 2: We Have to Hurt You to Save You · Decoding the Gurus
pdst.fm · The 404 Media Podcast
HOT GOSS #366 “The Mob on Hulu, Gay Business Models, and a Seated Drag Show” · Race Chaser with Alaska & Willam
Weaponizing IQ: Who gets to be smart? · Code Switch
The Unexpected Science of Cats and Happiness · The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos
Can curiosity save the wild? · TED Radio Hour
Are We in an A.I. Bubble? We're About to Find Out. · Hard Fork
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark · Alvin Schwartz
Are You Burned Out, or Just Tired? · traffic.megaphone.fm
Island · Aldous Huxley
METRO - Karat and Schtick · Serial
What it’s like when Elizabeth Holmes decides to destroy your life · Search Engine
Trans vs Gay · Ryan Long
Dwayne Wade: Underrated? · WIRED
Why Smaller Goals Can Lead to Bigger Changes with Eric Zimmer · The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos
OpenAI’s Latest Discoveries Spark a Backlash + Help! My Kid Hates AI · Machine Gods
The New Appeal of Autocracy · The Next Big Idea Daily
What Art Does For Your Brain · Hidden Brain
85. Executive Recruiters · The Economics of Everyday Things
Parable of the Sower · Octavia E. Butler
Boys Keep Swinging · Jake Shears
Making the Most of Your Mistakes · Hidden Brain
Is Running From Trump Enough to Save Republicans on Tuesday? · The Daily
Get a BTS Look at TODAY's 2026 Halloween Costume Prep · TODAY
(Don't Fear) The (Grim) Reaper | STUFF YOU SHOULD KNOW · Stuff You Should Know
Selects: John Lennon and the FBI | STUFF YOU SHOULD KNOW · Stuff You Should Know
Map · what I read and heard
694. Does Democracy Really Need Elections? · Freakonomics Radio
Supplementary Material 58: AI Cloud Gods, Groundhog Day Podcasts, and the 4th Humiliation of Sam Harris · Decoding the G
Where Are We on the Autocrat-O-Meter Now? · On the Media
What would it mean for the Democrats to not screw this up? · Search Engine
Batman '89_ Echoes (2023-) · #1 · bookshelf
METRO - Heavy is the Head that Refuses to Share the Crown · Serial
Your Brain on Spirituality · The Next Big Idea Daily
The purple tsunami against data centers · Machine Gods
How Elon Musk and Big Tech Poured Millions Into the Midterms, and Lost · Uncanny Valley | WIRED
Yes Please · Amy Poehler
PC Valmorbida, Chase Mattson & Porsha Williams? · Who? Weekly
Want to Enjoy Music More? Go For a Run. · The Daily
Darker in the Soul · bookshelf
Downward Facing Dreamboat · bookshelf
Wiccan and Hulkling_ Raid of Ultron (2026-) · #1 · bookshelf
Jensen Huang, Part 2: We Have to Hurt You to Save You · Decoding the Gurus
pdst.fm · The 404 Media Podcast
HOT GOSS #366 “The Mob on Hulu, Gay Business Models, and a Seated Drag Show” · Race Chaser with Alaska & Willam
Weaponizing IQ: Who gets to be smart? · Code Switch
The Unexpected Science of Cats and Happiness · The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos
Can curiosity save the wild? · TED Radio Hour
Are We in an A.I. Bubble? We're About to Find Out. · Hard Fork
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark · Alvin Schwartz
Are You Burned Out, or Just Tired? · traffic.megaphone.fm
Island · Aldous Huxley
METRO - Karat and Schtick · Serial
What it’s like when Elizabeth Holmes decides to destroy your life · Search Engine
Trans vs Gay · Ryan Long
Dwayne Wade: Underrated? · WIRED
Why Smaller Goals Can Lead to Bigger Changes with Eric Zimmer · The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos
OpenAI’s Latest Discoveries Spark a Backlash + Help! My Kid Hates AI · Machine Gods
The New Appeal of Autocracy · The Next Big Idea Daily
What Art Does For Your Brain · Hidden Brain
85. Executive Recruiters · The Economics of Everyday Things
Parable of the Sower · Octavia E. Butler
Boys Keep Swinging · Jake Shears
Making the Most of Your Mistakes · Hidden Brain
Is Running From Trump Enough to Save Republicans on Tuesday? · The Daily
Get a BTS Look at TODAY's 2026 Halloween Costume Prep · TODAY
(Don't Fear) The (Grim) Reaper | STUFF YOU SHOULD KNOW · Stuff You Should Know
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