Online courses and wokshops about birds, data and creative coding. Binoculars to Binomials is for coders who are interested in cultivating an observational practice, and for birders who want to dive ...

Understanding the "Scientology of Silicon Valley." (7,700 words)

I used to be much more spontaneous in jumping into new apps because they just looked too cool or useful or amazing. Now I tend to be more cautious and try to look under the hood first. Why? Because I've been burned way too often, spending a lot of energy and time learning how to use an app and integrate it into my life....only to have the developer abandon it after just a short time, find out that it doesn't live up to the shiny window dressing, find out that the company is just luring in as man...

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Brief note by John A. Scott: Homer was from Smyrna, where fish is not good. Part of a very large site on ancient Rome.

Scientific Reports - Overestimates of social media addiction are common but costly

Alt: Dr Frankenfurter saying, "Well, How 'Bout That?"

Locking up toothpaste was a warning sign that our executive class was crazy

Like chilled-out games? How about incrementals where you keep upgrading through a vast tech-tree and get to clean up various location? Sludgineers is for you.