In Japan currently. Perhaps the measure of a well designed city is cleanliness and how easily people convene and get around. The sheer number of people moving from place to place is astounding. I also notice that wherever people convene, there is real vibe. We’ve lost vibes in the US.

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it's just turning jobs into the most bullshit job of all, management great, i no longer have to code, i just have to make my claude talk to your claude all day how fulfilling

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There is this vibe in the tech industry where if you’re not in the club you’re not smart enough. But there is no philosophy in it. So what? It’s like that cartoon that says, “Sure the world burned down to the ground but for a brief moment we made a lot of money for shareholders.”

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A useful response would be for 37% of Kroger’s customers to move to a different provider. If an employer stops employing, then consumers should stop consuming.

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I was on the podcast today and I only realized this afterwards. People need a lot of support. It’s an uncertain time. Everyone carries a story of a career or a life they want to have, and when they have to accept the pivot, they grieve. They grieve the identity, the craft, the camaraderie.

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