Reid Wiseman, NASA astronaut and Artemis II Commander, took this picture of Earth from the Orion spacecraft’s window.
Instagram is a photo grid owned by a company that would prefer you never leave. It used to be kind of nice.
So I made my own version. It lives at myles.garden/trellis and it’s just photos, in a grid, on a website I own.
This Is My Jam was a music sharing site that let you declare one song your jam at a time. It shut down in 2015 and I still think about it.
So I made my own version. It lives at myles.garden/this-is-my-jam and will be updated whenever the mood strikes.
I’m really enjoying The River Has Roots by Amal El-Mohtar.
My Spotify Wrapped for 2025.
The Society of Brevity is for those who believe most sentences can end sooner. We honor concision, condemn excess, and keep introductions short.
Finally finished Hollow Knight, now on to Silksong.
I spent the last 30 minutes trying to figure out why my tests weren’t failing. It turned out it was because I forgot to prepend test_ to the function 🙃.
Thinknum, a dataset service for revealing strategic movements within companies, made their pitch deck a comic book.
The study concludes that dockless scooters generally produce more greenhouse-gas emissions per passenger mile than a standard diesel bus with high ridership, an electric moped, an electric bicycle, a bicycle—or, of course, a walk.
The paper found that scooters do produce about half the emissions of a standard automobile, at around 200 grams of carbon dioxide per mile compared with nearly 415. But, crucially, the researchers found in a survey of e-scooter riders in Raleigh, North Carolina, that only 34% would have otherwise used a personal car or ride-sharing service. Nearly half would have biked or walked, 11% would have taken the bus, and 7% would have simply skipped the trip.
Temple, J. (2019, August 2). Sorry, scooters aren’t so climate-friendly after all. Retrieved August 8, 2019, from technologyreview.com
🎥 Hobbs & Shaw was really good.
🎵 Chance the Rapper new album The Big Day is awesome.