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When I was in Canada, one of the books I was looking out for was Wild Dogs (2004) by Helen Humphreys. I believe she has only written two novels set in contemporary Canada, and that was precisely the sort of novel I was on the hunt for....
In my ongoing Kurosawa retrospective, I’ve reached 1954 and Seven Samurai, which I’ve seen more often than any other of his (it’s one of my favorite movies, and of course whenever I read DeWitt’s great novel I have to rewatch it). I’ve...
Hello, loves! I need a little something to do. Here’s something that could be done. Better code, not as easy to understand as it might be. There is absolutely no reason to work on this, except that I want to. There is this odd code in...
The collection of signs for the 'Cornwall at War' museum makes me smile every time I pass them. It's on the way to a woods I take the dog to often. Every time I pass I say to myself "I'm going to stop and take a picture on the way home"–...
Another emotive post from one of my favourite blogs. The practice is almost embarrassingly simple. When it gets dark, I do not press the lever. Instead I turn on one lamp. In my case it is a small floor lamp with a fabric shade that I...
23:01 - Feeling bleh so I'm sitting in the bedroom pretending I have a record player and looking through the View-Master. Just a lil' escape.
The mice men.
1: Not sure why or how these images popped up on my iPhone's lock screen, which they did over the past couple days, but they were entrancing to me, as well as deeply poignant; they brought me back to these moments and spots in a way that...
I stay up late writing you stay up late reading we don't sleep the story goes on
Taylor Otwell is right that a day is a reasonable default estimate. But not because of vibe coding.
Here you go! (This post brought to you by Making Your Internet Experience Better is Pretty Easy, Actually.)
Does this work?
22:34 - Cleaned out one of my desk drawers: threw stuff away, rearranged, put some items in the donate pile. Office still looks as messy as ever.
ENDORSED: Daring Fireball: John Ternus Should Reverse Apple’s Slide Down the Advertising Slippery Slope: In September 2014, in the wake of a series of hacks that stole private photos from the iCloud accounts of multiple celebrities, Tim...