WEEKNOTES 28
2024-W28 - 8 to 14 July
Last Saturday, I had the awesome experience of seeing Atsuko Okatsuka perform live. I’ve been following her since the pandemic started, and her videos have been a constant source of joy and laughter in my life.
![Picture of tickets](atsuko-tickets.jpg)
![Atsuko Okatsuka balcony view](atsuko-okatsuka.jpg)
We went on a bit of a ramen binge this weekend.
![Amiyaki Wasshoi Ramen](amiyaki-wasshoi.jpg)
![Mendokoro Ramenba](mendokoro-ramenba.jpg)
The highlight of my week though was finally reuniting with my best friend after five long years apart. We missed each other last year when she was in town due to scheduling conflicts, but this time we made sure to carve out time to meet up. It was like no time had passed at all!
The Week in Links
✈️ I have been using Flightly for all my travel since last 2022, and honestly, it’s been a game-changer — even the free version is spot-on for what I need. As someone who gets pretty wound up about flying (yes I am THAT person constantly digging through emails, PDFs, and texts from my partner just to double-check flight details). The only thing I’m really wishing for is if it could automatically show my seat number after I input my booking reference.
One week after Apple’s Phil Schiller was assigned to sit on the board of OpenAl, Microsoft exists Open Al’s board
🍱 Pestle recipe app just added a cool new feature wherein you can import recipes straight from Instagram. But that $20/year price to sync across devices? Pass. via The Installer No. 45
💼 How to Stop Taking Work So Personally
🐉 If dragons were real, how might fire-breathing work?
🤖 TUAW, a former Apple-centric tech blog, is publishing AI-generated articles using the names of its old human staff. Christina Warren’s identity was stolen for AI posts.
🖼️ Artvee is a great resource for exploring and downloading high-resolution, public domain art. It’s an excellent platform for art lovers and researchers alike.
YESSSSS!!!!