2015-07-03 2 min read

2015-07-03

Notes.

This is a real throwback week - I'm sending this out on a Friday! Mostly so I can get it off my plate and start working on the backlog of stuff I have on my plate right now.

By the way, I've been getting some pretty low open rates the past few weeks. Is that just summer?

Pathfinding.

Building.

Logistics.

Evaluation.

Stuff that doesn't fit into my dumb/arbitrary categories.

  • A good overview of the different companies vying to purchase Nokia's Here mapping service.
  • Gemination is the phonological phenomena when a consonant is elongated. English doesn't treat consonant length as distinct in root words, but languages like Japanese and Italian do.

And.

Photos of the new Manhattan Project National Historical Park, brought to you by the National Parks Service and the Department of Energy.

Love, Spencer.

ps - Thank you to everyone - especially my friends at Gin Lane, Undercurrent, Brilliant Bicycles and on twitter - who referred me to everything here.

We should be closer friends. Coffee's on me.

Spencer Wright
Spencer Wright
Spencer Wright is the (mostly accidental) founder of Scope of Work, which he started writing (as The Prepared) in 2013. Today he serves as its editor-in-chief and chief dilettante.
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