I’m a digital product and strategy guy working at Critical Mass in New York City. I help people solve problems and build useful, intuitive and delightful products and services.
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Experiment #05
Calculator
This little effort comes with my sincerest apologies to Mr Rams for butchering his work.
Experiment #04
Polar Clock
Finding out a little more about how to work with D3 to draw and manipulate shapes.
Experiment #03
Magnetic Poetry
I like those magnetic poetry kits, but I don’t want to stick a bunch of stuff to my fridge.
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January 25, 2021
And over the past few years I’ve fallen in love with so many writers through newsletters! On all sorts of subjects! Not to forget smaller newsletters, too. Break-ups! Coffee beans! Clocks! Northumberland flower gardens! These sit side by side with newsletters that are just…
January 25, 2021
It was the day before Christmas, and I was in a large electronics store looking to buy a video card for a computer I was assembling. The card was two generations old, the salesman warned me, not exactly cutting-edge.
January 17, 2021
In 2020, as pandemic lockdowns forced billions of people around the world to become intimately familiar with their neighborhoods, one of the hottest ideas in urban planning was the “15-minute city.” A vision for a decentralized urban area that allows residents to meet their daily needs within a quarter-hour walk or bike from their homes, the concept has been pursued as a means of cutting greenhouse emissions and boosting livability in a host of global cities — especially Paris, where Mayor Anne Hidalgo has embraced the model as a blueprint for the French capital’s post-Covid recovery.