Re: Pete
Pete CybriwskyI turn data into art. I write reflections about being an entrepreneur and the weird world of building at the intersection of art, tech and data. I also love using old school emoticons :D
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You gotta do the work to tell the story
This week I put out the first video in a while for a new project: running shorts designed with your own running data. Imagine a marathon or a year of miles stitched into fabric. To my surprise it performed pretty poorly. It bummed me out a...
Restaurant reviewers save lives
I’ve been sucked into a niche but growing corner of the algorithms that be lately: unpaid restaurant reviews.
On the surface, someone going into a restaurant with a camera and recording their entire meal sounds like the least engaging piec...
receipts in Thailand
Six months ago, I put together a little project to visualize my Strava data as a receipt.
I shared it here on Substack, Reddit, and Instagram at the time. It initially got some good feedback along with a lotta hate.
Even more surprising...
Surveillance isn't sexy
Meta released a new series of smart glasses this week, headlined by Kylie Jenner, a pristine launch event in NYC, and even Zuck on Feed Me to promote wearables to Emily Sundberg’s Substack audience.
An objectively, eerily perfect marketing...
I am happy my girlfriend moved our couch to practice dance
My girlfriend Kay spent the last four nights in a dance intensive, rehearsing with 40 other dancers. 12 hours of prep, give or take, for ten minutes on stage.
If you know Kay, you’d know her first love has always been dance. She grew up in...
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