Anything worth doing, is worth actually doing
If an AI can do it, there probably isn’t a good reason for it to exist at all.
Just enforce the Hyperlink
Linking out to the web should not be optional and regulators should step in before it’s too late.
Building on sand
Why you can’t hyper-scale journalism and what publishers should (but won’t) learn from Polygon.
Your algorithm is performative
Despite the promises your algorithm doesn’t know you. But don’t think about it too hard because it will break your brain.
Dropout and the much needed revival of sincerity
It’s funny, sure. But the true value of Dropout is building a successful business by celebrating humanities best qualities.
Tech isn’t (just) science, it’s culture
What the reaction to the Nintendo Switch 2 announcement tells us about the shortcomings of modern tech journalism.
Stop scaring yourself
The smart home community loves cameras. Don’t fall for it. Companies actively use fear as a sales strategy and your life will get worse because of it.
Digital Infrastructure and Why Open Source Is Not Enough Anymore
Why the Wordpress drama is just the symptom of a bigger problem and a call for digital infrastructure to be treated as a public good.
Podcast announcement
Podcast announcement0:00/122.7841× SUBSCRIBE RSS | Apple Podcasts | Overcast | Pocket Casts | Spotify So what's a guy supposed to do who already has a few podcasts that haven't released new episodes in a year or more, but that aren't officially dead yet? I think
The fundamental sadness of billionaires
The struggle with perfectionism is hardly unique. I myself gave up on way too many things just because I haven’t met my own expectations. This, to a degree, isn’t necessarily bad. It makes me get better at my job which in return provides me better opportunities. But it
Replies aren’t comments, it’s time for proper etiquette
»Social media made y’all way too comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it.« – Mike Tyson The one thing Twitter did right, the one thing that made it so sticky wasn’t immediacy and speed, it was access. You could actually talk to the
Meta accidentally proved that AI isn’t really the innovation that we were promised
Nobody can remember the last time Mark Zuckerberg brought something new to the table. For a long time their business model was to buy competitors, now that they are at scale their business model ist to rip off competitors. That’s not meant as a criticism, from what I heard