"Geohashing expedition 2018-08-23 50 -1"
PESOS from Reading.am.
"Owning Your Content - Blottings"
PESOS from Reading.am.
Cornell's Brian Wansink: A Crisis in Food Science
Not the most important point in the article, but an important point:
Wansink’s sense for harnessing buzz may have been a skill in the wrong domain. He’s a camera-friendly performer who might’ve done very well as a Bill Nye– or Neil deGrasse Tyson–type infotainer, in an industry where simplification to build a compelling narrative is not a bug but a feature, given the explicit mission to deliver an attention-grabbing-and-holding product to an audience.
"The Web I Want"
PESOS from Reading.am.
"10 practices for readable code"
PESOS from Reading.am.
Moneyland reviewed in the Economist
Say what?
Nevada, for instance, is creating ingenious corporate vehicles that add new layers of impenetrability—such as trusts that can be foreign in American law yet count as American under overseas regulations.
"ongoing by Tim Bray · Oh, Shenandoah!"
PESOS from Reading.am.
"The Story of Why I Left Riot Games"
PESOS from Reading.am.
"The Human Story, as Told by Our Genomes"
PESOS from Reading.am.
"inessential: New World NetNewsWire"
PESOS from Reading.am.
"Sapiens"
PESOS from Reading.am.
Grilled Quali Eggs – Yan Can Cook
First catch your quali, as Mrs Beeton might have said.
"Glow"
PESOS from Reading.am.
"RSS: The Persistent Protocol"
PESOS from Reading.am.
Risk-taking
Baking a soufflé is no different from driving 150kph while drunk.
Ripped apart, as it deserved.
Photos for Mac isn’t a long term photo library option – Colin Devroe
Perhaps you’re not worried about moving from Mac to Windows or from Photos to another library manager, but you should be. Apple has already killed iPhoto in favor of Photos for Mac and lost a lot of functionality when they did. Who is to say they won’t do that again? Or discontinue the Mac altogether some day?
Switching between multiple open windows in the same application – ldstephens
Learn something new and useful almost every day.
The Old Reader: behind the scenes - Thanks, Google!
While there is good stuff in there about #RSS, this is the bit that, to me, matters more:
But online publishing isn’t supposed to be easy. And being an informed citizen isn’t supposed to be easy, either. The idea that we just casually check our phone every hour or so and Google, Twitter, or Facebook would give us a quick dose of everything we need to read is a fantasy.Â