At @boomerang and @gqueues building the future of productivity. MIT '05. Aspirational chef. Goofy dad. Loudest Bama fan in Bryant-Denny every few years.
We've been using these internally, and the implementation (especially switching back and forth between list view and board view) is really good!
If you hate your project management software (or don't have any), give GQueues a try. It's getting better and better.
Thanks to Gemini and Claude, I now have The Email Game back (as a Chrome extension, runs on top of Gmail). I hit Inbox Zero for the first time in 2026 this week.
It's not baked enough for public release yet, but if you've been missing it, DM or @ mention me and I'll hook you up!
Redeveloping this into housing or housing + green space would be a huge win for Albany. Handing it over to a non profit to rot for decades in the hope a park might one day be built will kneecap the city’s finances.
@provisionalidea Rapid context switching slightly *increases* productivity but increases stress/anxiety by 2x. And attention span has gone from 2.5 minutes to 47 seconds per task! https://t.co/ZxK0Mia5gY
We're (https://t.co/cl50kUm1T9) about to post an episode all about this.
I have a really dumb feature request for @AnthropicAI and @GeminiApp - can you add a button to say Thank You that sends it at the start of the next request, if I make one, but otherwise doesn't use any tokens? I feel rude not expressing gratitude, but I know it costs electricity
Everyone loves this tweet, but it got it completely wrong. It is the sci-fi author — not the tech company — who is the true villain, for having put the story of the Torment Nexus into the training data.
@MattMahanSJ Im probably going to vote for you anyway because Steyer is insane on more important stuff than this, but every time you tweet about how much you want to hand windfall profits to the cartel of refiners, it turns my stomach
SF speed cameras led to an 80% reduction in speeding.
- Incidents of dangerous speeding fell from roughly 45,000 in the months before the launch to about 5,700 in February.
-65% of vehicle owners who received notice of a violation didn't receive a second one.
-Just 2% of drivers at the 33 locations are exceeding the speed limit by 10 mph
https://t.co/MWl8q1hWEj #axiossanfrancisco
Heads up @gmail crew -- the authuser URL parameter isn't working today, so a bunch of the links in Boomerang (and probably a ton of other products) are pulling up 404s. cc @googledevs
When water flash evaporates in space, about half the water evaporates taking almost all the heat so the other half of the water freezes to ice. The fraction of it that evaporates probably travels in all directions equally because it is a molecular level process. The velocities of those molecules will have a Boltzmann distribution, depending on the temperature of the water at each moment that the evaporation is occurring, so at first, the temperature will be warmer, but it will steadily cool as it evaporates. This will cause the velocities in the water vapor to become smaller and smaller. However, because the bolts in distribution has a very long tail, there will probably be molecules at velocities high enough to reach the moon. So some of those molecules would end up on the moon.
However, the ultraviolet light is able to break molecular bonds, and the probability of a molecule flying all the way to the lunar surface before photolysis is vanishing small. Therefore, what reaches the lunar surface will be individual atoms. These same atomic species are in the solar wind, so it will just be an in distinguishable, tiny addition to the solar wind.