Since I’ve been commuting to an office again two or three days a week, it’s giving me more time to listen to podcasts, which I’m enjoying. This week, I really enjoyed the Fresh Air episode with Jesse Eisenberg. I don’t generally care what celebrities have to say, but I’ve always found Jesse to be interesting, intelligent and thoughtful. This pod did not disappoint.
Very excited to read my copy of Pace Layers from The Long Now Foundation.
Sean penned a nice love letter to LA.
One of the things that continues to make me furiously angry, sometimes rageful, is how difficult it is to find high-quality, factual information during a disaster. The fact that Twitter, of all places, has been the place I have spent the most time, should say something. It’s absolutely infuriating.
If you live in Southern California, you’ve probably downloaded Watch Duty sometime in the last week, if you didn’t already have it on your phone. Watch Duty has been extremely helpful. John Clarke Mills, their CEO and co-founder, has been interviewed quite a bit over the last week, and with good reason. I saw an interview with The Hollywood Reporter this morning and absolutely loved his answer to the question of selling Watch Duty.
The Palisades Fire is raging. So scary.
Politico got 15 futurists, foreign policy analysts and other prognosticators to provide some potential scenarios for 2025. What’s on your bingo card?
I thoroughly enjoyed Tim Carmody’s take on HTML.
Sure would be cool to live in Andy’s old place on Lex. Wow.