Cody Caillet

I'm curious as to why? It would seem counter intuitive that more people would be visiting big box retail to buy physical books.

Disagree. Whatever information tech can give me about my brain would be a net positive over a mythical risk of getting my identity stolen. Brain cancer would suck a lot worse than someone hacking my Netflix

Yep, not every topic in life needs verbal sparring or point/counterpoint, or fact checking.

There are times and places for that. There are times I want breaking, unfiltered news.

Most times, life is just not that serious. In fact, I would argue, the goal is to increase those times.

No matter how you feel about this issue, one has to admit that there is no reason to announce this to the public other than to play political games. This can just be an internal memo to those people who work there.

The US tax payers deserve better updates than internal workplace memos.

I'm going to regret this one day but the worst part of getting older is absolutely your vision getting worse.

@mcuban.bsky.social what do you feel is a user count that everyone is secretely watching for. Surely both apps have a number in mind that creates exponential growth (or decline) because of network effects.

30m? 50m? Is there some other metric that means more?

I've seen men make life plans based on talking to a drunk stranger in a bar for 22 minutes and a couple of google searches

No matter how you feel politically, it would be fun to work on the @bsky.app team this holiday. I love little spurts of excitement and momentum in technology products. It makes you want to set the alarm a few hours earlier to get started.

In modern politics and entertainment, there really is hardly any such thing as damning evidence. We have heard this statement about 1,000 people in the last 5-10 years, virtually all but a handful have went unscathed.

The terms Heads Up means more at that stadium

Really great writing.