Brad Barrish
@bradbarrish
Brad Barrish
The Worst Product I've Ever Reviewed... For Now
youtube.comThis seems bad. Where do they even go from here.
Human Stuff and Art
The Red Hand Files are a secret treasure. This particular question was about being at a crossroads.
Extended interview: André 3000 reveals if he would do another OutKast album and more
youtube.comWhatever you think about André’s new album doesn’t matter. His interviews have been absolute 🔥. I love how he talks about creativity and artistry. Looking forward to running into him at Erewhon one of these days.
When my therapist said “what you’re feeling is appropriate for the developmental stage you’re in right now”, it hit me right between the eyes and I knew exactly what she was trying to say. Our growth never ends. We never stop going through developmental stages — we just call them things like “becoming a parent”, “mid-life crisis”, or “perimenopause... See more
Jason Kottke • We Never Stop Growing
Useful Sensors – AI you can trust
usefulsensors.com
Hardware is hard and
Pete Warden’s new thing. Crazy-fast translation. Found out about it from Om’s new thing called Crazy Stupid Tech.
There is a way forward that works for writers, readers, collectors, creators, and everyone.
It starts with us owning our work and allowing others to pay us to collect our work.
avc.xyz • Minting Is the Native Business Model for Web3
Big or small, old or new — or even hardware or software. It’s always true: underpromising and overdelivering is always the path to delight, but also always devilishly difficult to pull off. That’s the game.
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Hardware is hard and Experience is everything
Leave it to Gruber to say this in a way that just lands. Eric’s tweet was also great.
Not long ago, America was more than the sum of its parts. Now, it is less. Around World War II, we were proud as a people but modest as individuals. Fewer than two people in ten said yes when asked, Are you a very important person? Today, more than six in ten say yes. Where we once thought ourselves collectively strong, we now regard ourselves as i... See more