Silo is pretty.
I like what Kagi is doing with Kite. We need more companies focusing on news facts like this.
Saw that coming and won’t be buying. Why would I if I already have Perplexity Pro? I guess I’ll have to give it another try, but didn’t love it when I first tried it. I also pay for ChatGPT and assume they will also have a browser soon. I wish they would have just continued iterating on Arc.
We went to the Aspen Institute for date night and saw Dr. Richard Haass, author of “The Bill of Obligations: The Ten Habits of Good Citizens,” in conversation with Wendell L. Willkie II, adjunct professor of law at NYU and adjunct fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. Also saw the dome.
Dense Discovery always has a link or two to something I hadn’t discovered yet and it’s generally a great newsletter. I’m certain I’ve mentioned it before, but it’s one of the few newsletters that I always read. Anyway, how have I never come across Kompressor?? More software like this, please!
I enjoy Naz Hamid’s blog. He had a post about Apple today, specifically about Apple’s new interface choices related iOS 26 (Spoiler: He doesn’t like it), but what caught my eye was the Apple ad, which I don’t recall ever seeing. However, I do remember the other add with the pair.
Took a trip to The Grottos Trail in Aspen today. It was nice to be out amongst such gorgeous natural scenery, especially after 12-14-hour days in front of a screen this week. The ice caves had no ice, but they were still cool to check out. I especially loved this photo that I took with the Fuji.
This is your periodic reminder to check that your Venmo transactions are set to private because MAN, every time I go to pay someone for something I see the craziest shit and think to myself, ’this person cannot possibly know their transactions are public'.
This can’t possibly be licensed, right??
