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  • Give The Dust a Chance To Settle

    Sometimes you really want the things that grind your gears to have an audience, I think that makes you feel better, but not wider discourse.

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  • Up In Flames

    Up In Flames

    This evening I just junked the whole thing and went with with a SaaS tool. So that was 12 solid hours spent this weekend…

  • The Firehose and the Feed

    The Firehose and the Feed

    When I read the RAND paper and Paying Attention side by side, the physics of the incentive landscape were made quite a bit clearer…

  • Resale Realism

    Resale Realism

    The size second hand economy is growing super fast in the UK, about 11% a year.

  • Large Language Numbers

    Large Language Numbers

    I’ve been trying to get a better grip on what kind of world I’m actually living in right now.

  • Prompted to Panic

    Prompted to Panic

    All week I’ve been thinking to myself ‘I’m not going to write about Moltbook, I’m not going to write about Moltbook’. But I’ve found…

  • Nice To See You

    Nice To See You

    I went to a friend’s birthday at the weekend and had a lot of conversations with people I haven’t seen since my early 20s.

  • Dirty Looks

    Dirty Looks

    On Saturday I went to the ‘Dirty Looks: Desire and Decay in Fashion’ exhibition that’s currently at Barbican until the 25th of Jan.

  • Back From Sri Lanka

    Back From Sri Lanka

    It already seems hard to belive that only a week ago I was sitting on the golden yellow sands of Negumbo Beach in Sri…

  • EOY 2025

    EOY 2025

    I think this is my last post of the year here on the blog. This time next week, I will be tucked up in…

  • Back Again (Again)

    Back Again (Again)

    Another week’s weeknotes coming to you on a Tuesday evening.

  • Narrative Bubbles

    Narrative Bubbles

    Almost to the same extent that I find the current moment ‘thrilling’, I also find it extremely annoying. Mostly, I’m exhausted by ‘discourse.’

  • Them Guts Again

    Them Guts Again

    If you’ve never had a colonoscopy, let me tell you it’s a whole thing.

  • Permission To Start Again

    Permission To Start Again

    I didn’t quite understand what it meant back then. That a piece could define its own vessel, as I did it the other way…

  • Lock In

    Lock In

    Like pretty much every other Millennial, I’ve been hearing the phrase ‘Lock In’ everywhere lately.

  • 5 Days Away

    5 Days Away

    My trip to Berlin was good, whilst in Germany I explored a cottage in the woods that hasn’t been touched since the GDR. wild!

  • This Is What I’ll Think Next Year

    This Is What I’ll Think Next Year

    Every six months or so, I end up writing something here about how much unfinished writing I have. Finishing things is so hard.

  • Broken Cable, Broken Flow

    Broken Cable, Broken Flow

    I have had a really unproductive week, thanks to a technical disaster entirely of my own making.

  • The Voltage Of The Age

    The Voltage Of The Age

    My body keeps registering the ‘voltage of the age’. My former feeling of anxiety has become something like exhilaration

  • Riding A Wave

    Riding A Wave

    I’ve been in the Pin Hole this weekend. A thought arrived and I just needed to get it out.

  • After Reading The Draft

    After Reading The Draft

    But after reading the draft I wrote about OpenAI being ALL IN on AGI, I realised I sound like a crazy person.

  • Just Like Stuff

    Just Like Stuff

    I’ve had a hard rule for almost twenty years: I don’t argue with people about anything on the internet.

  • Turning of Attention

    Turning of Attention

    September feels like a time for recommitment. A chance to pick things back up, or begin again with a little more focus.

  • Late Summer Light

    Late Summer Light

    Today, I spent all afternoon in a junk yard on a farm filming a music video with my band. It was quite fun.

  • Summer is Waning

    Summer is Waning

    The summer is waning, you can feel it in the mornings, the dog days are over, and it’s getting noticeably darker earlier in the…

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