Benjamin Grierson

on the atlas — 74

• How to Sabbatical: a tactical guide2 savers
• Nintil - Massive input and/or spaced repetition6 savers
• The unreasonable effectiveness of HTML — examples3 savers
• The dark forest theory of the internet7 savers
• alive internet theory - by Spencer Chang2 savers
• Justin Allen Harder1 savers
• charmbracelet/vhs: Your CLI home video recorder 📼 ·1 savers
• I’ve never had a goal - Signal v. Noise1 savers
• Status meetings are the scourge - Signal v. Noise1 savers
• Just JavaScript2 savers
• An Interactive Guide to Flexbox in CSS • Josh W. Comeau3 savers
• Intro | Putting the "You" in CPU19 savers
• Internet-in-a-Box – Wikipedia Store1 savers
• Adactio: Jeremy Keith1 savers
• Effect of rosary prayer and yoga mantras on autonomic cardiovascular rhythms: comparative study - PubMed1 savers
• Philosophy — Josh Waitzkin1 savers
• Code Diary1 savers
• Cardiac Autonomic Dysfunction in Patients with Schizophrenia and Their Healthy Relatives – A Small Review - PMC1 savers
• Code Snippets • Josh W. Comeau1 savers
• SEO Cheat Sheet and Checklist Online1 savers
• Expired Domains | Backorder Pending Delete Domains1 savers
• Processes Not Results, Or: Everything I Ever Needed To Know About Life I Learned Washing Dishes | AJATT | All Japanese All The Time1 savers
• Why I Started Documenting My Grind—and Why You Might Consider It Too1 savers
• You Are NOT Dumb, You Just Lack the Prerequisites14 savers
• Programming Languages - Hyperpolyglot2 savers
• Nick Winter's website1 savers
• JS cheat sheet1 savers
• JavaScript Articles - 30 seconds of code1 savers
• Programming Idioms1 savers
• Gabe Newell: fun is NOT realism, but reinforcement - YouTube1 savers
• All Japanese All the Time pt. 1 - YouTube1 savers
• ValentinSchwind/Multi-Line-Typing-Anki-Template: Anki template with a multi line text field, type checking and syntax highlighting ·1 savers
• Effective learning: Twenty rules of formulating knowledge - SuperMemo6 savers
• Libraries | Refold1 savers
• Focus Room1 savers
• EasyCircuit — Hardware prototyping, as simple as vibe-coding1 savers
• Augmental - Home2 savers
• How to Stop Overthinking - Vacha's Garden of Light2 savers
• we can loop on joy/love/peace to induce the "opposite of a panic attack" and surprisingly it feels better than mdma2 savers
• JUST RECORDED: Elon Musk Announces SPACEX Plans - YouTube1 savers
• Ben James2 savers
• Scraping training data for your mind - by Henrik Karlsson1 savers
• Cracking cultures6 savers
• On Being a Dad - Derek Thompson20 savers
• The Biggest Company in the World | Andreessen Horowitz2 savers
• Data Humanism — giorgialupi4 savers
• Richard Feynman and The Connection Machine — LONG NOW IDEAS1 savers
• An Argument Against AI Alignment — Kate Tolo1 savers
• The Rhetoric of the Hyperlink — Ribbonfarm1 savers
• Collisteru: Overlooked Links | collisteru.net2 savers
• Vibecoding is self-expression2 savers
• iMessage API: Three Rewrites, One Apple Ban, and What Actually Works | Lindy1 savers
• Accelerated Learning: Learn Faster and Remember More5 savers
• Please don't throw your mind away — LessWrong30 savers
• The Lighthouse Playbook - by David Booth - a16z1 savers
• Can the clean-energy revolution save us from climate catastrophe?1 savers
• antislop3 savers
• The Art of Learning & Living Life | Josh Waitzkin - YouTube1 savers
• Secret Weapons And Tactics | Pixel Tutorials – 2D Will Never Die1 savers
• Pixelblog - 3 - Graphical Projection Part 1 — SLYNYRD1 savers
• Curius / Onboarding2621 savers
• 2025 letter | Zhengdong33 savers
• How to be More Agentic - by Cate Hall - Useful Fictions24 savers
• Choose Good Quests – Founders Fund18 savers
• advice16 savers
• What Is It Like To Be A Writer? - by Jasmine Sun7 savers
• Physical Intelligence (π)7 savers
• A Mechanistic Explanation of Prompt Injection (and why you should study roles) — LessWrong6 savers
• AI Futurism Reading List - by Alexa Pan5 savers
• How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big - by Scott Adams | Derek Sivers4 savers
• VC-Backed Startups are Low Status - by Michael Dempsey3 savers
• Table of Contents | Replacing Guilt3 savers
• Welcome to Moltbook3 savers
• The Premium Mediocre Life of Maya Millennial — Ribbonfarm2 savers

highlights — 11

• She’s isolated the specific micro mental muscles that seem to fundamentally contribute to the overarching skill of drawing

  we can loop on joy/love/peace to induce the "opposite of a panic attack" and surprisingly it feels better than mdma

• he had thousands upon thousands of doorways in London photographed while location scouting for Eyes Wide Shut. It’s not that obsessiveness means quality, that inputs mean output. But it means meaning

  Cracking cultures

• No matter how well my wife and I know each other, I will never know my wife as a daughter, and she will never know me as a son

  On Being a Dad - Derek Thompson

• Real hyperlink artists know that paradoxically, the more people are tempted to click away from your content, the more they want to keep coming back. There is a set of tradeoffs involving compactness, temptation to click, foreshadowing to eliminate surprise (and retain the reader), and altruism in passing on the reader. But the medium is friendlier to generosity in yielding the stage. This yielding the stage metaphor is important and we will come back to it

  The Rhetoric of the Hyperlink — Ribbonfarm

• favors don’t compound

  The Lighthouse Playbook - by David Booth - a16z

• This matters because the narrative is what allows your lighthouses to shine your signal without it feeling like marketing

  The Lighthouse Playbook - by David Booth - a16z

• If you flip your mindset from “build my signal” into “build other people’s signal who are complimentary to me”, you both win together

  The Lighthouse Playbook - by David Booth - a16z

• When it comes to pixel art, uniformity takes priority over realism

  Pixelblog - 3 - Graphical Projection Part 1 — SLYNYRD

• Why legions of passionate, brilliant kids from around the world keep flocking to SF. (Those zoomers are becoming data billionaires and yassifying the Epstein files and hosting ethics debates in Catholic churches.) The memes and semantics and subcultures that constitute, as I called it in January, the “happeningest place in the world.”

  What Is It Like To Be A Writer? - by Jasmine Sun

• Human intelligence exploded over the last several hundred years not because humans got much smarter as individuals but because we got smarter as a network

  Welcome to Moltbook

• The actual energy for building something different probably comes more from Gen Alpha (and the youngest cohort of Gen Z), who have no nostalgic attachment to what tech used to be and therefore no guilt about abandoning the current version (or not participating).

  VC-Backed Startups are Low Status - by Michael Dempsey