Watched episode 5 (season 3) of The White Lotus with my girlfriend last night. This scene with Walter Goggins and Sam Rockwell was captivating and brilliant television. A doozy of an episode.

A promising new book has been released today, Tiny Experiments: How to Live Freely in a Goal-Obsessed World by Anne-Laure Le Cunff. I have been reading her newsletter for a while and have been looking forward to this. It's getting a lot of encouraging reviews from some authors I like.
Appreciated this post from Isaac Saul at Tangle, covering the good and ugly from Trump’s first month in office.
We grab frantically at social network signals, news, podcasts — whatever — during all moments of downtime. Nevermind the last time we heard our voice, when’s the last time we gave our voice a chance to be heard?
A quote from the first edition of Roden (2012!) from Craig Mod in celebration of writing edition number 100. He's been one of my favourite writers/photographers over the years, based in Japan.
Definitely worth subscribing to his newsletter.
I activated and deactivated Instagram/Threads again earlier this month after being away for a few months. I miss sharing, but don’t miss the other junk attached to it.
Seeing the Kickstarter campaign for Pixelfed has me intrigued. An alternative to Instagram.
But, from personal experience, I know there are many ways to use AI for writing that are not only ethical, but actually strengthen your ability to write and think. Programmers understand this...
… using AI is like hiring someone.
A quote from Nathan Baschez, developer of Lex, an AI-powered writing app, was included in the first Lex Annual Letter. The metaphor he suggests is a powerful idea, I think, and something I will find myself thinking about a lot in the coming days.
Commissioner of Yukon Adeline Webber, in her capacity as Chancellor of the Order of Yukon, is honoured to announce the 2024 inductees to the Order of Yukon. This year’s inductees are Nesta Leduc, Mary Sloan and Joseph Rudolphe (Rudy) Couture....