Software Intentions

Before I forget // A random assortment of links

prototyped for shared presence on the web by Matt Webb
future dinner party, my most often returned to source for what I want the web to feel like, by Zach Mandeville
An app can be a home-cooked meal by Robin Sloan.

The Real World of Technology by Ursula M. Franklin. Absolutely necessary.
The Software Arts by Warren Sacks. Illuminates how computing stems less from logic and more from rhetoric & the language arts than we might think. Useful for parsing "demos".
The Age of Surveillance Captilaism. Dense, technical, long, but worth it.
The Gutenberg Elegies, not super well known but a book that kickstarted a lot of thinking for me.
FSG Originals x Logic Magazine Series. Short, to the point, and incredible insightful.
How to do Nothing and of course Saving Time by Jenny Odell. Will read anything with her name on it.
Trick Mirror by Jia Tolentino. Not exactly focused on the technology, but on the feeling of it all, and of growing up in the 21st century quite well.
How to Resist Amazon and Why by Danny Caine, owner of Raven Bookstore in Kansas City. If you liked Berry, you will like this.