Jobs called computers "bicycles for the mind" -- tools we could shape to our will. But they never were. Until now. Every morning an agent preps me for my day -- calendar, news, last 24hrs of Slack -- in a personal podcast. I made it by asking. Same for hundreds of other things.

I love wttr.in - terminal readable weather. I wanted to check live scores in the big soccer tournament that's going on right now without opening a browser or an app, so inspired by wttr, I made a scoreboard you can curl: $ curl sccr.live

I heard so frequently when working at stripe how challenging it could be to figure out how to get your business off the ground + build and grow it. Excited to see how Locus can help!

Paul once showed me a photo of the world crowding around TVs to watch Apollo 11 launch. Gave me chills. Growing up, everyone talked about last Friday's "Friends". Everyone. That shared experience is rare now - and we miss it more than we realize. That's what

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Predicting the future is hard These days when I read a sci-fi book set in the 24th century or whatever, especially one that anticipates artificial intelligences, and one of the characters starts coding a new inertial guidance program or scientific research thing by writing it