Sterling Schuyler
@sterlingschuyler
Sterling Schuyler
How do you explain the web to people who have never used it? You make it as simple and as accessible as possible.
fastcompany.com
found this article while researching for my Girl Wallet app, and this really resonates with me for both the wallet and crypto
Immigration is surging, with big economic consequences
economist.com
an interesting read about how immigration in Western democracies has effected economies. TL;DR - we need more housing if we don’t want to see huge backlash.
I’m still using the Light Phone 2 after a year
theverge.com
an interesting option for decreasing phone addiction. curious about how private it is
Untitled
janwillemtulp.github.io
a (sort of) interactive timeline to see which major historical figures were alive at the same time
For example, it was 30 years after the invention of film that someone first tried telling stories with it — before that, film was mainly used as a demonstration of the technology itself, and had little meaning to the average person. It was only after a technology-medium fit appeared that it became compelling and its promise was realized.
After Crypto
Crypto and blockchain
ChainArgos
youtube.comCrypto and blockchain
recommended channel by someone doing deep crypto research
Zip
teradem.net
Gaming and Video Games
fun little browser puzzle game
It takes yesterday’s trends, remixes them with today’s keywords, and spits out tomorrow’s mediocrity. It’s not thinking. It’s rehashing. Recursively, regurgitatively, relentlessly.
Tom White • When the Internet Was for People
this, too. this is also how i’m feeling about how people are “writing” on the internet
We must choose the “longest way round” because meaning is neither fast nor viral nor optimized.
It’s made. Slowly. Painfully. Honestly.
By humans.
It’s made. Slowly. Painfully. Honestly.
By humans.
Tom White • When the Internet Was for People
yeesssssss