Curated ideas to ignite your spirit. Plus, occasional behind-the-scenes of building sublime.app, a human creativity company.
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A Launch* in Three Acts — Act I, WHO CARES
On the absurd meticulousness of sharing something sincere in today’s internet.
*Due to Sublime's aversion to the term 'launch', it will be replaced with the rocket 🚀 emoji for the duration of this story.
Today at 1 PM: WHO CARES
Sublime two point oh - enjoy the show!
Sublime 2.0 launches...
HOW TO GET OUT OF A FUNK
on amateurs and launch disasters and turning mistakes into opportunities
The word ‘amateur’ comes from the Latin word ‘amare’ which means ‘to love,’ to do things for the love of it.
am i a good girl now?
plus links and recs
The launch of Sublime 2.0 was originally intended to land in your inbox today. But we like to operate with a “it will be ready when it’s ready” mindset and alas, it’s not ready.
A field guide to techno-romanticism
Every industrial revolution has produced some form of Romantic backlash, where people run away from tech and towards the human, the medieval, the handmade, the… sublime.
There’s something romantic in the air.
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making sublime.app. BECOMING UNSLOPPABLE
a dude described my writing as "if Hunter S. Thompson was a dad" and I think that's pretty good
algorithmic escape artist • i write the escape the algorithm newsletter and teach a class with the same name at UPenn
I take silly things very seriously \ud83d\udc8c sithara42[at]gmail.com \ud83d\udc8c
Making Sublime - for you and for me.
If you found us, and we found you, it was meant to be...
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