Chris Amico

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Peak commute time has long ruled our lives, our cities, our tax dollars. But it doesn’t have to. More →

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So it’s been a while. OK, a very long while. OK, a very very long while. But since this post is about the value of old stuff, perhaps it’s appropriate it’s been three years or so … More →

The (Space) Force is strong with this one. More →

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The AP should have guided a young reporter through a crisis — not caved to a right-wing mob. More →

Alden Global Capital is wasting no time in taking a chainsaw to its newly acquired newspapers. NPR media reporter David Folkenflik tweeted a thread that contains some horrifying details about what … More →

OCTO Project: Flat explores how to make it easy to work with data in git and GitHub. It builds on the “[git scraping” approach pioneered by Simon Willison](https://simonwillison.net/2020/Oct/9/git-scraping/) to offer a simple pattern for bringing... More →

Here are seven ways Ford’s first electric pickup truck signals that decarbonization has entered a new era. More →

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Working remotely for the last year has revealed just how much of office culture is accidental, arbitrary, and sexist. More →

Behind the scenes from starter cells to a finished vaccine. More →

Statewide, 3,400 establishments — 23 percent of the total — closed permanently during the pandemic, according to the Massachusetts Restaurant Association. But alongside all of this loss, the vacancies in Boston now present an opportunity. More →

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Much of the joy once associated with ball pits has been drained over the past year, and many wonder if it will ever be the same. More →

Blog. Editor and Publisher Ben Welsh. More →

With students returning to in-person school, a mom wonders what impression remote learning with neighborhood pals left on her kid. More →

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