A better way to keep a reading list
Save less, annotate more. A single sentence about why a link matters is usually more useful than another crowded folder.
Notes for slower days.
A small, private corner for useful links, reading notes, and things worth remembering.
Updated occasionallyRecent notes
Short observationsSmall tools that stay out of the way
The most durable utilities tend to do one thing clearly, keep data portable, and remain understandable months later.
On leaving useful traces
A brief note beside a decision can save hours of archaeology. Context ages better when it is written close to the work.
On the reading shelf
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The Design of Everyday ThingsDon NormanDesign
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A Philosophy of Software DesignJohn OusterhoutSoftware
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The Art of Doing Science and EngineeringRichard HammingThinking
About this space
New Club is an unhurried notebook rather than a publication. It gathers small ideas that are useful enough to revisit and simple enough to keep without ceremony.