carl yung thug

again: maybe he can ternus company around

@marathontempo ramon! tell him whats up

FA Cigs are 4-2 (4-2 win today) Comeback win. Really put the boot on their neck in the second half. Put a couple kids on skates They brought the captain (me) flowers

personal pan pizza

computer is a flower

@dnlklr congratulations!

Introducing: Cyrus Max Keller AKA: “baby2” 4/16/26 8:06 am

@thdxr dumbbells

so what do you do when your agent is working and don't say start another agent because i know you're lying

@marathontempo tracksmith ;)

Alright, fellas. Where are we buying running gear these days? Have been a tracksmith guy for years. Figure it’s all expensive now but I thought TS has held up well

@usgraphics ronda makes a gmt quartz, could make your own

Man... IMO watches like the Sinn 856 UTC are objectively neutered by SW330 movement with just 42 hours of power reserve. It's annoying to set the time again if you leave it off for a couple of days. The UI of mechanical watches do not expose the state of the power reserve, so there is just this constant nervousness for a "hardcore tool watch" that will run out of power unless its on your wrist. I personally do not care about mechanical movements, especially commodity ones from ETA/Selitta. Sinn watches would go insanely hard with high torque high end quartz movements. Actually then, a tool watch. Barring IWC Mark XX with its 120 hr power reserve and the Rolex Explorer 36 with 70 hrs, most of these "hardcore" watches need quartz alternatives. Marathon's gorgeous GSAR has a TSAR quartz variant which I absolutely love. It's true, battery operated watches also do not expose the remaining battery status, but usually it is like 5 years so if you change it every 3 years, it eliminates the problem. Anyways, the automatic/quartz is debated ad-nauseum especially about its accuracy but I find the power reserve issue more pressing and truly annoying. Watch winders are even more annoying and janky. I love the design of Sinn watches if I can find a way to retrofit a quartz movement in there, something like an ETA 255.461 Thermoline. It would be essentially a perfect watch.

@_MichaelOswell_ being born after 2003

Genuine question, what is driving this compulsion to retroactively group largely unrelated but superficially similar bits of visual cultural ephemera, and give them extremely stupid names

oilprice-mcp.hoon

it's important to not get confused

futures-curve.hoon

tlon unironically should get her as a spokeswoman

@thenanyu proud to have made the switch 🫡

Many designers and eng. do well when you ask them to think through product questions in abstract. But you have to take away the IDE/figma or they tend to dive right into coding/designing exactly what was asked for. More designers should become PMs. They’d be good at it.

@_chenglou h/t @paging_cora looks promising

My dear front-end developers (and anyone who’s interested in the future of interfaces): I have crawled through depths of hell to bring you, for the foreseeable years, one of the more important foundational pieces of UI engineering (if not in implementation then certainly at least in concept): Fast, accurate and comprehensive userland text measurement algorithm in pure TypeScript, usable for laying out entire web pages without CSS, bypassing DOM measurements and reflow

@marathontempo sick worth it

Ripped my pants but I threw the winning dart.

@elirousso dude dashboards and analytics are so sick

wow I really like dashboards and analytics

Prince Parliament Weather Report Earth Wind & Fire

@gbrl_dick okay folks how’s everyone doing today good alright same let’s get into it

last thing you see before they kidnap you from the loving arms of your baby and black-bag you to a mendocino surf motel with a macbook air and a linear board that you have to prioritize before the daily standup you're going to have to run from a motel pool lounge-chair