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Amelia Wattenberger Designer and engineer; formerly principal research engineer at GitHub Next; writes at wattenberger.com.
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Audrey Watters Writer and education-technology critic; published Hack Education for a decade and wrote Teaching Machines.
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Adam Wathan Full-stack developer, creator of Tailwind CSS; writes at adamwathan.me and makes courses and screencasts for web developers.
Said and published
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how I imagine life as a scientist
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Eterna watches are among the biggest bargains in vintage watches.
Eternas are some of the biggest bargains in vintage watches.
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Big one today — Tailwind is joining Shopify 🛍️
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it's in the air
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your ui needs more deixis
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playing with a lil dock to keep track of my agent friends 👀
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Apple Watch Ultra 4 In-Depth Review: Does it Match the Hype?
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Apple Watch Series 12: here's a million cool things Apple Watch Ultra 4: anyway... #AppleEvent
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Whole lot of fun being on my favorite watch podcast. Talked a bit more business than watches but plenty of good watch stuff in here as well. Thanks for having me on, fellas!
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Watch this! It was 🔥
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Apple Watch Ultra 4 & Series 12 Hands-On: Everything that’s New!
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okay I love this, but it's missing the entire 👉 point 👈 of the original video
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wat
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the best explanation of this, for the curious
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The Atmosphere Just Set a Water Vapor Record
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Watch your favorite games live on @Starlink
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For science.
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What are some interesting problems you’ve been able to restate as classification problems to solve with Jev? Outside the box stuff that doesn’t seem like a classification problem at first.
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Last site on earth I expected to be a Tailwind site 😄
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sometimes I can only think with pen and paper
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I look away for one week and VSCode got cute?!
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Wahoo Launches Apple Watch App & Features Targeting Runners
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Fun piece of history — Tailwind was extracted from a hosted checkout product I was working on back in 2017. Sort of poetic to end up at Shopify almost 10 years later!
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How Claude Watermarks AI-Generated Text
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It’s orbin’ time.
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Google Pixel Watch 5 In-Depth Review: Is It Enough?
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I'm worried about the water supply
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The Wisdom of Insecurity: A Message for an Age of Anxiety — Alan Watts
Can’t go wrong with Alan Watts.
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Is God Is — Aleshea Harris
LAST WATCHED: I’ve been looking forward to watching IS GOD IS (2026) and it didn’t disappoint.
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what if coding with agents looked a bit different?
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FSD absolutely crushing this drive from Ontario to Boston 🤖
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Out of Your Mind: Essential Listening from the Alan Watts Audio Archives — Alan Watts
Words are tools to hide truth. I can’t say much about these recordings and books by Alan Watts. It wouldn’t be fair to do so.
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📊 Do you lift weights at least twice a week most weeks?
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Nothing makes me second guess the quality of a product I just bought as much as instructions that fold on both axis 🥴
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Wait until you see what you can do when using the same CSS file to style different HTML files 🧠
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Never would’ve had any success in business without the things I’ve learned from Jason over the past 10 years, cannot wait to read this.
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Solo trip to @ShopifyDevs DotDev for the day, say hi if you see me 👋
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Feels like we’re about 6 months away from a token is a token is a token. Just gas at the gas station.
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Any of these humanoid robots smart enough to change the plates on my deadlifts for me yet?
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this layout has been living rent-free in my head for a year now. time to try it out
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You're It! On Hiding, Seeking, and Being Found — Alan Watts
Love it. Can’t get enough. The series of lectures by Alan Watts did shape a lot of my life.
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still really loving this tweetdeck view I'm usually actively juggling ~3 tasks. Having them all visible with the relevant agents/outputs a keypress away feels real nice
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Every branch of engineering hates waterfall, not just software.
If I had to summarize what I found in general, I'd put it like this. Everybody hates waterfall.
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After a civil engineering prof mention that the people in their department who work on water quality/treatment tend to drink out of the water cooler and not drink tap water, I tried getting a water filtration system.…
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One-Eyed Monsters
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Watch my statement live from Downing Street.
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audreywatters.com — This repository powers the Audrey Watters website
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Apple Watch Series 10 — Apple
I never was much of a watch person until I bought my Apple Watch Series 10. Now I feel naked if I leave home without wearing it.
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Choosing Movies Almost surely, if you totaled up the number of hours of movie watching I’ve done and the hours of TV show watching I’ve done, TV dwarves movies....
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The new @pebble watch is an unbelievable product. Two days in and I've already made my perfect watchface. 30 day battery life too! @ericmigi
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Waterpik — Waterpik
Waterpik: the first thing I do when waking up is use a water pick. It uses a high-pressure stream of water to remove food, plaque, and bacteria from hard-to-reach places. Morning & night.
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cv — CV subdomain
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food — Food subdomain
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books — Books subdomain
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speaking — Speaking subdomain
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writing — Writing subdomain
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research — research subdomain
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disclosures — Disclosures subdomain
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teaching — Teaching subdomain
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faq — FAQ subdomain
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Watchmakers today would build GPS-synced, solar-charged smartwatches, just as watchmakers in the 1800s used the best technology available to them.
I believe this is the watch great watchmakers would make today, given that back in the 1800s they were using all available technology.
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edtechwtf — Ed-Tech WTF
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2ndbreakfast-podcast — Second Breakfast Podcast
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Sad to watch the @openstreetmap bit rot
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hackeducation.com — The Hack Education website
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kinlane — This is my personal site.
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moocthulhu — This repository powers the Moocthulhu website
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about — Curriculum Vitae, Biography, and Other Files
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teachingmachines — This repository powers the Teaching Machines website
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isaiah — This repository powers the kid's website
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week-in-review — What I got up to...
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Watership Down — Martin Rosen
If asked to name my favorite movie, the beautiful 1970s watercolor Watership Down is a contender.
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Bench
Bench handles all of the bookkeeping for my business.
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education-futurism — This repository is a placeholder for Education Futurism
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The Double Helix — James Watson
James Watson's The Double Helix
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DuckDuckGo
DuckDuckGo is my default search engine. Firefox is my default browser.
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DigitalOcean — DigitalOcean
For anything that needs to run PHP, I use DigitalOcean.
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Firefox — Mozilla
DuckDuckGo is my default search engine. Firefox is my default browser.
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ConvertKit — ConvertKit
Highly recommend it if you want to build an email list!
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Mondaine Swiss Railway watch
I tell the time with a Mondaine Swiss Railway watch.
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Tuple
Really great tool for remote pair programming. Like Screenhero used to be, but better.
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Apple Watch SE — Apple
Out of all the Apple Watches I’ve used over the past year, the Apple watch SE is the one I’ve tended to use the most.
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1Password — AgileBits
Such a great password manager, installing this for the first time was life-changing.
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Apple Watch Series 8 — Apple
Apple Watch Series 8 for tracking sleep, gym, walks and bike rides.
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Herman Miller Aeron chair — Herman Miller
Herman Miller Aeron chair Super expensive but worth every penny for me.
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Watching sunsets
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Audio Hijack Pro — Rogue Amoeba
I use this to record all of my podcast interviews. Fantastic software, highly recommended.
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iTerm2 — George Nachman
Love this terminal, I especially like being able to create keyboard shortcuts that run terminal commands.
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Waterfield Cargo — WaterField Designs
I've had a Waterfield Cargo bag for years that continues to look brand new. Can't recommend them enough, and have been hooked ever since Doug Bowman mentioned them back in 2003.
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Sony a6000 camera — Sony
I use this to record any on-camera stuff for screencasts. Totally love it, looks super pro.
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Watchmen — Alan Moore
No single favorite, but I liked V for Vendetta, Watchmen, The Boys, Transmetropolitan, Planetary, Sandman, and The Unwritten.
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ImageOptim
Really great for optimizing raster images like PNGs and JPEGs. Reduces the file size dramatically with no discernible difference in quality.
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Elgato Key Light — Elgato
I use this to light my face better when recording video. Happy I spent the extra money on this
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Vimeo — Vimeo
Increasingly, I've been using Vimeo for watching videos. This may seem like a strange thing to list here because it's technically just a site you browse as opposed to "use". But have you seen the "watch later" feature?…
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A data centre earns its county far more tax revenue per gallon of water than a golf course does.
Data centers are so much more efficient with their water that they generate 50x as much tax revenue per unit of water used than golf courses in the county:
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MacBook Pro — Apple
This machine is more powerful than my iMac and feels just as portable as my 13" did — really love this computer.
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Withings Activité Pop
I wear a Withings Activité Pop, because I am obsessed with counting steps and smart watches that actually look like watches.
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The claim that data centres poison the water around them is false.
It’s very common that I’m told that data centers poison the water around them.
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Alfred — Running with Crayons
I use it to launch apps, for clipboard management, for customer support snippets, and probably tons more I'm still forgetting.
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Figma — Figma
Figma is like Sketch but a million times more performant and cross-platform. It's the most impressive web app I've ever used.
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The most plausible answer to why we are here is that we were designed by the universe to watch itself and to comment on it in interesting ways.
To watch the universe. The easiest plausible answer is we are designed by the universe to watch itself and to comment on it in interesting ways.
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MacBook Air — Apple
I use a MacBook Air that's four or five years old. (My god, I hope it never breaks because the new MacBooks suck.)
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Byword
For writing articles for my website, I compose in Byword, which is a Markdown text editor. (I like it because it syncs between my Apple devices.
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Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro headphones — Beyerdynamic
I've owned them for like 12 years and they show zero signs of wear. German engineering man, gotta love it.
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SVGOMG
So good for quickly optimizing SVGs. I use SVG all over the place in my projects and end up using this tool many times each week.
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If we found a thousand life forms across the universe, 995 of them would be carbon-based and living in water.
I would say pretty fundamental. I wouldn’t like to say it’s impossible for life to start any other way, but water is everywhere. Water’s extremely good at what it does, and carbon works in water especially well. And…
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American data centres consume about 66 million gallons of water a day, a small fraction of what they withdraw.
So to wrap up, I misread the Berkeley Report and significantly underestimated US data center water consumption.
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The xz backdoor marks a watershed moment in open source supply chain security.
It marks a watershed moment in open source supply chain security, for better or worse.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 — Samsung
The Galaxy Watch 4 is easily the best smartwatch that Samsung has ever made, and also notably, the first one on Wear OS.
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Laravel Forge — Laravel
All of my Laravel projects are managed by Forge. Been a customer since day one and don't know what I'd do without it.
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Computation: Finite and Infinite Machines — Gary Bernhardt
The explanations are delightful and I've watched some of the videos more than once just to watch Bernhardt explain things.
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IKEA BEKANT sit/stand desk — IKEA
This desk has poor reviews for some reason but I think it's great. It's quite big, really deep, and super stable.
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Sublime Text — Sublime HQ
I export HTML from Byword into Sublime Text. My website runs on Jekyll and I use the GitHub desktop tool to commit files to my site.
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Solar thermal water heating is a practical technology that works in most of the world.
Solar thermal water heaters are a no-brainer. They will work almost everywhere in the world.
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Computation — Gary Bernhardt
Covers a few theory of computation highlights. The explanations are delightful and I've watched some of the videos more than once just to watch Bernhardt explain things.
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Zoom — Zoom
I hate the app so much (so many damn modals and toolbars everywhere!) but the call quality is better and more reliable than any other tool so I tolerate it.