The next release of Thought Detox was submitted to the App Store yesterday afternoon! It's currently waiting for review and, fingers crossed, will be released for sale tomorrow.
Continuing on my quest to move my old blog to Write.as, I’ve pinned a page describing a social media “policy” of sorts.
I started publishing a little weekly thing called “Elsewhere”, a collection of interesting things I came across in the week.
Elsewhere: Week of March 1, 2021
Elsewhere is a series of interesting things I came across during the week, published every Sunday.
- This Twitter thread shared an important reflection on the universality of pain, as well as the universality of how we run from pain, individually and collectively. (H/T Cassey)
- Some musings by Simon Willison on running office hours on open-source projects as a way to combat the feeling of “publishing software into the void”, getting feedback from those using your project, and potentially generating some revenue for the project as well.
- Turns out, the “mayday” distress call comes from the French phrase «m'aider» (“help me”). (H/T Katelyn Thomas)
- Alexithymia is the condition of not being able to express emotional feelings as words or images. Not being able to do so leads to harmful physiological effects; it is “the development of this capacity – the psychic elaboration of emotion – that leads, quite literally, to continued mental growth.”
Weekly retro and monthly retro happening on the same day. That’s my kind of Sunday.
Because I’m a nerd.
Operating Openly
Running a (very) small app business is one of the things that I do. This year, I've decided on operating it openly… but what exactly does that mean?
There’s a new beta out for Thought Detox. No major changes—mostly under-the-hood improvements.
Part of my weekly retrospective involves checking progress against my monthly goals, and it's nice to be only three weeks in and be able to mark them complete. ☑️
Am I the only one that appends -medium.com to their searches so often that they created a TextExpander snippet for it?