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Good Problems are Load-Bearing Problems
Res Extensa #75 :: What do we mean when we say "that's a good problem to have?"
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August 2024

Monthly Links, August 2024
Explanatory inversion – Why can't companies last like cities? – The culture of maintenance – High modernism today
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The Wisdom of Restraint
Res Extensa #74 :: Why doing nothing about a problem is often the best bet
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Interview with Coleman McCormick, VP of Product at Fulcrum
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Escape the Algorithm
Res Extensa #73 :: A return to active vs. passive consumption
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Things I Believe
Res Extensa #72 :: Publishing my personal philosophy
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July 2024

Modes of Control
Res Extensa #71 :: Andy Grove's mental model for management
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June 2024

How Cultures Accumulate
Res Extensa #70 :: The gradual process of building and changing culture
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The Bad First Draft
Res Extensa #69 :: Get the ideas out of your head
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Inefficiency Breeds Creativity
Res Extensa #68 :: How process and the pursuit of predictability stifles creative work
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May 2024

Monthly Links, May 2024
Res Extensa #67 :: the 10,000-year clock, cities as compost heaps, the origins of western music, and the minds of LLMs
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Book Notes: How Buildings Learn
Res Extensa #66 :: Stewart Brand's book on architecture, and why it applies across so many domains
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