Big, clumsy, hairless cats
After my last Grinch-who-stole-Substack post, I thought I would lighten the mood a little and take it down a notch
So long, and thanks for all the bile
This was my last post on the Substack platform. If you received this in your email inbox, nothing will change
Fix your broken UI before you build your shiny AI
I attended a couple of conferences over the last week-and-a-bit. They were good. Good content, good speakers, good side conversations,
The culture that changes the culture
I’m writing on a different topic from the one I originally had planned this week. My thoughtfully curated content
Circling back, doubling down
Hello dear reader, I hope all is well. This week’s dispatch is a tiny bit more opinionated than previous
My musical immersion (Taylor’s Version)
So this is a bit of a deviation from the norm for me (can you even have a norm after
Finding the joy in enforced delay
In my less successful moments as a parent, I’m prone to stumbling into the it-wasn’t-like-this-when-I-was-your-age trap.
I say
The last, greatest, totally harmless social network?
One of my favourite chapters in Ben Smith’s Traffic, crucial reading if you’re interested in how the web
This newsletter will, literally, change very little
‘Automation’ is one of those words that sets me on edge. Maybe it’s because my brain immediately associates it
Overlong, overwrought intro
It’s an undeniable fact that there are already too many words on the Internet. In an age of a