What’s next for Kagi?

Liked What is next for Kagi (blog.kagi.com) I love Kagi and am excited about their next steps!

Pourquoi et comment le solarpunk doit construire une nouvelle culture

Liked Solarpunk: lenses and foundations with Think That Through (alxd.org) Voici mes notes de lecture sur l’article d’alxd Solarpunk: lenses and foundations with Think That Through.

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Practical Doomsday

Read ( ) Voici mes notes de lecture sur l’ouvrage Practical Doomsday, de Michal Zalewski.

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Obsidian global graph of the day

I think it looks especially pretty today.

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Recap of my 2024 Interrail cross-European trip

A month and a half after my European Interrail trip, I finally feel like writing my recap.

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élections (en gros)

je ne peux que recommander les elections sans suivre les réseaux sociaux.

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Against Disruption: On the Bulletpointization of Books

Liked Against Disruption: On the Bulletpointization of Books by an author (lithub.com) It’s the beginning of a new year and you might have seen, floating around on social media, lists like 52 Books To Read in 2024 or 42 Books That Will Change Your Life posted by Library Mindset, an account with 4.6 million Instagram followers.

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Brotherless Night

Read Brotherless night : a novel by V.V.

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Filterworld: how algorithms flattened culture

Read Filterworld: How Algorithms Flattened Culture by Kyle Chayka From trendy restaurants to city grids, to TikTok and Netflix feeds the world round, algorithmic recommendations dictate our experiences and choices.

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linuxcon

Liked absolutely incredible reporting

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