Steven McNutt retweeted
I've decided it's time to change careers, I'll now be reviewing and scoring vibe coded applications, projects, githubs, etc. I'll be a Vibe Rater, I think it's likely to be very popular and cause a buzz but let me know if you have any experience with this
14 years sober as of June. If I can do it anyone can.
Annual field report: lostindayight.blogspot.com/2…
Russ knows what's up
If a company is asking government to regulate itself to "stop itself from doing something bad," you can rest assured it's actually asking government to regulate it's competitors, and the company already knows how they would "get around" the proposed regulations.
This seems like a self-obvious, ironclad rule of government regulation.
This is amazing I love it.
Residents overflowed their Salem City Council Meeting in Oregon to oppose a new $5.1 billion dollar data center project
Residents showed up with a guillotine. The company reps saw the guillotine outside and ‘They left because they felt unsafe.’
The Salem City Council then voted to begin the process for a moratorium on new data center developments
Turns out pushback works
Almost six months late - 13th soberversary journal entry. This is your annual reminder that If I can quit drinking anyone can.
lostindayight.blogspot.com/2…
Quinn dropping truth bombs. If/when you decide to follow @kmcnam1 as she builds out her new blog, buckle up! Her rate of output is insane, and it's deep and legit. Find out why she's a legend first hand.
3 things I learned about long-form non-fiction writing recently:
1. A chapter should roll up to 4-6 topics
2. A good section flow is: Introduce->transition->explain->summarize->lead-in (to next topic)
3. The better your outline, the easier it is to make revisions
This is the best audiobook I've listened to in a long time. audible.com/pd/On-Writing-We…





















