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This week will probably just be a writing log. 500 words down yesterday. I always console myself that Graham Greene only ever wrote 500 words…
Insights into retirement spending realities from those at the sharp end. The post What your retirement could look like: retirement living standards in the UK appeared first on Monevator.
I’m a heavy user of voice-to-text. It’s a key part of my workflow, and it improves my productivity — but only about sixty percent of the time. Lower than I expected when I first started using it. Here’s what I’ve realized. Voice-to-text...
We'll take advantage of using temporary mpv chapter markers and FFmpeg to avoid needing to re-encode the video.
Most wine writing tells us three things: whether the critic liked the wine, what the wine smells and tastes like, and how good it isContinue reading
If you are willing and able to tweak some settings, the Uruky private search experience is on par with that of DuckDuckGo.
AI makes code cheaper. It does not make weak ideas useful or production work free.
Comics Curmudgeon readers! Do you love this blog and yearn for a novel written by its creator? Well, good news: Josh Fruhlinger's The Enthusiast is that novel! It's even about newspaper comic strips, partly. Check it out! Gil Thorp,...
Breezy and cool under a low cloud ceiling. A wood thrush sings sweetly just inside the woods’ edge. At the limestone quarry two miles away, something briefly gives the machine cause to roar.
23rd June 2026 It is that we keep appointing poor Prime Ministers that is the problem: an input issue not an output issue * There is an old adage that a litigator should not be “surprised” (or similar) by what their opponent does in...