This is the blog of Jay Springett.
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Entity Not A Person
REINCANTAMENTO over at DROPS newsletter wrote a great post on the Kendrick Lamar – Drake beef and its wider implications for cultural production in our age
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Short Term Thinking | 2409
I propose that everything that occurs between the decision to plant a tree and the full expression of its canopy is short term thinking.
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Making Friends with AI
It’s worth exploring whether a Tamagotchi style lifecycle design pattern could be applied to AI assistants to help users maintain healthy emotional distance.
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Settling In
The idea that a new work must come out, be consumed, burn bright before we all collectively move on to the next thing is a crazy one. It’s rotting peoples…
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React + Re-Consume | 2408
Reaction videos were (and still) are considered ‘low effort’. At worst a parasitic grift. Leveraging the creative work of others for social clout
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April 2024 | Photo 365
Photo-a-day for the month of April 2024
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TABlog 1
How many tabs do you have open right now? What are they? And why do you have them open?
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Going Deep | 2407
Tetris players have gone so deep, and become such powerful wizards, that they can avoid the end of the world.
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💼 MagLite Solitaire LED Upgrade
A few years ago Eve got me a MagLite Solitaire AAA torch for Christmas. I recently came across an LED conversion kit for it.
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What About This Excites You?
When you are reading a tweet, watching youtube video, or looking at an Instagram post, ask yourself: “What About This Excites Me?”
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My Todolist Over Time | 2406
The moment I finished editing this week’s show about Cal Newports Slow Productivity, I realised to my horror that I’d made it before.
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🟧 Welcome to RSS Club
I just wanna post more. So some posts are gonna flow out into your RSS readers, and not into your email.
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Where Interests Take You
I’ve been thinking about how the longer I go from spending time on social media, the more wide open my media diet is becoming.
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Little Wars of the Worlds | 2405
A review of HG Wells’ Little Wars. The book that changed the way tabletop wargames were played, and paved the way for the development of role-playing