P2P = Person To Person or Peer To Peer as in serverless connectivity (more)

Doc Searls says he heard that Barack Obama's team is looking for some Internet-policy input, immediately. (more)

Oxygen saturation is the fraction of oxygen-saturated hemoglobin relative to total hemoglobin (unsaturated + saturated) in the blood. The human body requires and regulates a very precise and specific balance of oxygen in the blood. Normal arterial blood oxygen saturation levels in humans are 97–100 percent. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxygen_saturation_(medicine)

earbuds "designed" to work with GooglePixel android phone such as my Pixel 6 - bought them to "replace" my PixelBuds, because (more)

Amazon Echo smart-speaker (more)

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Google earbuds - have wire connecting the 2 pieces, but no wire connecting to phone https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pixel_Buds (more)

amazon echo device - smart speaker with alexa (more)

Amazon Alexa smart-speaker (Amazon Echo), IntelligentSoftwareAssistant (more)

Amazon Echo smart-speaker: I bought one in 2016 (2nd generation) (more)

Linus Lee: A GPS for the mind. If we want to build better thinking tools, I think it’s important to have a mental model for what thinking is, so that we can design human + tool systems that better accomplish whatever it is. (more)

Linus Lee: Notion, AI, and Me. Over my last year of independent work, I built a lot of prototypes and stepped one foot into research land (more)

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Linus Lee note-taking app: https://notation.app

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Geoffrey Litt: For your next side project, make a browser extension. In a previous post I’ve written about why browser extensions are an amazing platform for customizing existing software... Today I’ll make that point more concrete by sharing the story of a side project I made...Over the past couple years, I built a browser extension called Twemex. (more)

Linus Lee: Knowledge tools, finite and infinite. A big library holds a kind of strange faux-infinity, spanning across hundreds of topics with voices from millions of authors. (more)

Geoffrey Litt: Bring Your Own Client. For example, I can program with Sublime Text, while my teammate uses vim, and we don’t need to fight to the death to pick one editor between us. There are dozens of text editors to choose from, and no lock-in from proprietary file formats (more)

Linus Lee: Building Lucerne, a Twitter experience tailored to me. Over the last week, I’ve been working on Lucerne, a Twitter “reader” app built to fit my personal needs from Twitter. (more)