Time and the Future

220 items· Last updated: Oct 3, 2026

Exploring the future of the calendar

Jason Fried on X: "One of my favorite HEY features is the integrated calendar that takes the default "yes, no, maybe" invite conventions and actually presents them in visual context so you can make an informed decision. When you get an invite in an email, HEY renders that day, that event, and any https://t.co/tUKQp2ClGU" / X

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OLLOS

OLLOS is an experiment that organizes everything in my personal computing environment on one unified timeline.

Jordan Moore on X: "Latest experiment: a voice journalling app that maps your transcript to your walking route. I can't get away from the spatial recall thing - it's weird, but it works somehow, so I'm working on something that logs my walks, the transcripts, and the places where I stumble upon https://t.co/YsJGasijNf" / X

Jordan Moore on X: "Then it's a case of rotating the little thumbnail guys to orient them in the direction I was facing for certain segments to help with recall. https://t.co/lNGGJ0aOo1" / X

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The Tyranny Of Time | NOEMA

The clock is a useful social tool, but it is also deeply political. It benefits some, marginalizes others and blinds us from a true understanding of our own bodies and the world around us.

Perhaps there is no past or future, only the perpetual present that contains this trinity of memory. ∆ Patti Smith, from M Train (Alfred A. Knopf, 2015)

To pay attention to the garden as a clock means entering a different relationship with time: as circular, not linear, as well as the acknowledgement that one of its recurring stations is death.

1970s Chinese Exposure Calculation Wheel (for photography) 曝光计算盘