One of the most interesting ideas at Parc was: every invention has to be engineered for 100 users. So if you do a programming language or a DTP word processor, etc, it has to be documented for and usable by 100 people. If you make a personal computer, you have to be able to make 100 of them. If an Ethernet, it has to connect to 100 devices, etc.
(Alan Kay, 2017. What made Xerox PARC special?)
Bio: Biological innovations. Vegan mushroom leather. Psychedelics and depression in the uk. Cyborg cockroaches controlled by solar-powered backpacks. Selling self-biohacking as a subscription.
Reviews: Living systems grow from simple seeds. Possibility spaces. Rethinking strategy.
Tech: The WorldBank Digital Regulation Handbook. 3D capture with a lensless camera. AI and slide rules. Code replaced by plain txt files. Apple goes lending, and its other future developments by JLGassee. Quiet quitting ?
OSINT market forecast, and OSINT tools. Pallets.
Random: GMaps propose most fuel-efficient routes. Thrifting. Most information-dense sentence, by R. Feynman? Architecting Joy. What is purring? No capsule coffee pods. Random letterheads. 370 new words to the Dictionary.
Do: Curated pieces for image generation.
Consumed: La musique du corps. Nope. Morbius.
