Favourites

This is a list of other people’s blog posts that I have favourited. Learn more about how I wired this up from my RSS reader.

Post Website Favourited
Pictorial sources in books Olle Jonsson's blog
In Praise of Apple’s Unmagical Smart Keyboard Folio John Gruber
On putting in the work Ton Zijlstra's Hypothes.is
MapLove Q & A The Travelling Bookbinder
Where shame goes annie mueller
Only Wallpapers in the Building Steven Garrity Acts of Volition
My own worst enemy annie mueller
Nipponia Kosuge: A Village of 700, Turned Into a Sprawling Hotel Spoon & Tamago
learned helplessness and necessary help maya.land
The Amazing Race 34, Episode 3 Edward Hasbrouck
▲︎ Leaders Leave Last Audacious Fox
How to spot red flags (in others and yourself) Reinventing June
Should a CEO Be a Nerd About Their Company’s Products? John Gruber
I’m not OK (and that’s OK). Rhoneisms
[Link] Marina Hyde interview: Guardian writer on the art of column writing Phil Gyford
NYT short doc on Sally Schmidt, creator/chef of the French Laundry Andy Baio
Mel’s Tea Room Thelma Phillips.ca
Pay to Play: Silvio Lorusso and Sebastian Schmieg Want You to Have a Slice of t… HOLO
28 Pieces of Life Advice David Perrell
Guilt And Flexible Working Hours Wouter Groeneveld
Basic mental arithmetic for activity and weight Matt Webb Interconnected
The Highland Bridgerton Bethany G
A Brief History of Radical Pedagogy HOLO
[Bookmark] Zie ook in mijn review van het boek “Internet for t… Frank Meeuwsen Digging the digital
David Smith: ‘Testing an Apple Watch Ultra in the Scottish Highlands’ John Gruber
New Yorker profiles the creator of NTP and its evolution Andy Baio
Tree Talk Andy Baio
Open this Saturday, October 1st Letterpress Things
Teenage Engineering’s PO-80 Record Factory Andy Baio
Meridian Ton Zijlstra's Hypothes.is
Beyond the Pale The Conveyor
The benefits of ambivalence – Tracy Durnell Ton Zijlstra's Hypothes.is
The Creative Programmer Early Access Release Wouter Groeneveld
Which Side Are You On? Bruce MacNaughton
OpenAI open-sources Whisper, a speech recognition and translation system Andy Baio

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