Nick

LinkedIn, Twitter, blogs, it’s everywhere. I even get the vibe in traditional journalism content.

River is great, the toughest part is we might run out of water-themed metaphors.

I just don't want to have to scrub grout lines.

Knew a guy that got a principal engineer title way too early and struggled to leave for an equivalent elsewhere. I don't think it was malicious on either side just inexperience.

Found seven in a pretty simple project. Can't imagine what I'll dig up on Monday on the real projects.

Ok so no real answer, just neuroticism. You just don’t like TVs. Having an art tv on art mode while some light music plays is great.

Its always nebulous community centers instead of things that actually lift everyone up.

Its crazy that I can't even trust letters from my city about property taxes since I get so much physical mail spam and scams these days.

Always a trip when I see company branded cybertrucks driving around for some local plumbing business.

Someone has to pay for the animals 🤷‍♂️

I am curious why you think a TV with a matte screen displaying existing art is such a bad idea. This is a genuine question.

Bring back RSS feeds.

Yes, screeching about TVs is not a dignified activity.

Similar vein, my wife and I went from driving a Toyota Corolla to a Tundra and we constantly remark at how quickly we got used to the extra space. It’s never enough.

Art TVs are great. Your snobbery is holding you back.

It has to be larp

If it’s anything like the architecture now filling Pinterest I imagine it’s hard for the builders to defy physics.

When it’s 110 degrees for 3 months I wouldn’t mind going north. Not keen on the cold and snowy winters though.

It gets cold where we are but rarely snows or too rainy. I’ll be able to build it and seal it over winter, ready for summer. We grill most of the year anyway.

Man.. @NotionHQ really sucks as an app. Trying to toggle between pages and it resets me back to the “recent pages” section if I leave it for too long. Unfortunately after a few years it has become a regretted subscription.