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I deleted two notebooks of audio research during this project, but not at once. Notebook 1 failed after four days on April 30. I wrote down what had gone wrong and started over that day. Notebook 2 failed for a different reason on May 6, less than a week later. Between them, the notebooks represented a little more...
In previous videos, I’ve talked a lot about BIMI sender logos, often in the abstract. Many people do seem to understand what a BIMI logo is, by now. All well and good, but I did recently have somebody ask me, okay, well, I think I kind of get it, but how do you actually DO it. How do you implement a BIMI logo? Where...
Marco Arment has released a new app focused on reminding people like me. I have ADHD. Probably. My entire adolescence was defined by forgetting to do my homework, disappointing everyone around me, and being told by every adult that I was lazy, “just” needed to try harder, and wasn’t living up to my potential. I’ll...
If grief is the price of loving, then I’ll grieve you like 2008 summer nights —bumpy card ridespeeing in bottlescool salty air and damp grassbarbecue and coconut waterprismatic lights strewn across the skymusic from home-burned CDsworn out stereosI’ll embrace longing for what has come to passLet the ghosts knock on...
Two years ago, for a short period in the summer, we had two juvenile Cooper’s hawks call a couple of trees in our backyard home. Juvenile hawks are still learning to be adults. So they usually make a lot of noise as part of this process. This included chasing squirrels, walking around the yard, and constantly...
In 1924 Weird Tales published seven issues. The first five were edited by Edwin Baird; Farnsworth Wright began his editorship, which would endure into the year 1940, in November. I can now announce that I have read at least one story from each of these seven issues--see links to my blog posts on those stories below....
I enjoying walking. I enjoy just moving my legs, one at a time. A while back, I realized (don’t we all at some point in our lives) that I may not be able to walk well in the future. So, while I still can, maybe I should do more walking. In an unrelated event, I’ve also decided to eat less daily. I am ‘old’ now, and...
Winfrid, son of Warnefrid, was born about 720 in the Duchy of Friuli, the northern part of the Italian Peninsula that was the kingdom of the Lombards. His parents, Warnefrid and Theodolinda, were well-to-do, and Winfrid grew up well-educated, knowing some Greek along with Latin.Winfrid decided that rather than...
If, however, prose is LLM-generated, this social contract becomes ripped up: a reader cannot assume that the writer understands their ideas because they might not so much have read the product of the LLM that they tasked to write it. If one is lucky, these are LLM hallucinations: obviously wrong and quickly...
I take a lot of pleasure in running my own services. Self-hosting is a lot of fun and I keep accumulating more and more things on my server, from a feed reader to uptime monitoring (as backup to larm.dev), not to mention all of my toy projects. I’ve been writing a lot about atproto recently and it’s frankly a very...
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