A short list of apps I adore for their craft and/or utility. Zeitgeist I stumbled on Zeitgeist today and immediately fell in love with the purity of it. I remember when Twitter was first launched - people used it to share photos of their food and other minutiae in
Borges had a philosophy that emphasized writing no more than absolutely necessary—anything beyond that, he believed, was a waste of time and a disservice to the reader. I also try to hold this quote by Pessoa in my head at the same time: What is there to confess that&
This brand refresh has captured me all week. Go take a look if you haven't. There's enough quality in there to pull from for a long time. Lessons on craft, thoughtfulness, what a brand even is. But most important is the self-awareness to understand they can&
Dissociation is potent. Now, I find myself watching the sway of a treetop. It feels impossible to me that anything else should exist. In one leaf are my anxieties, my desires, some less-than-understood longing. It is more me than I am. Then suddenly I'm no less here than
We are in great haste [...] Walden Forty-five men died in the laying of the first transatlantic telegraph cable. It stopped working three weeks later. When they eventually laid another, it would cost the average of those dead men ten weeks' salary to send a message with it. There was