photography
My daughter and I decided to take a trip up to the Kenosha HarborMarket and check it out late this morning. Why not? It was only going to be in the mid-90s today... Kenosha's streetcar system had it's ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 17th, 2000. The cars
I saw this the other day, Robb Knight’s Mildliner highlighter color reference. He’s created a reference of the colors with hex codes included to use them in web projects (or any project for that matter). Cool website too!
thoughts
I was just reading the subreddit for the Craft notes app and in the announcement thread for the public beta of tags someone said: Please please PLEASE: add the calendar sidebar to the main navigation in all screens not just on Daily Notes!! It's such a weird UX
thoughts
Mad respect for anyone who blogs for any length of time. Double it for those that can blog on a single subject.
blogging
“The Mercurialist's Journal” is the new name for my online notebook. I chose this name for the site because I've got a...ahem...history...of being very, very mercurial in my blogging and social media habits. I loved the idea of using the word in the
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This morning I was chatting with Claude about LLM first principles, some of the issues involved, explored potential solutions, etc. It was a very interesting chat. And you know what? I didn’t get any “hot takes”, uninformed opinion masquerading as facts, plain-old hate, etc. It really was quite enjoyable.
thoughts
This article hit like an atom bomb this morning. I ran across it while reading a series of posts that the author, Jon Evans, wrote on his Substack newsletter a few years ago (long read but pretty interesting if you're interested at all in the weirdness of the
thoughts
I had to chuckle when reading the comments to this story in the New York Times: “Conservatives Get the PBS and NPR Cuts They’ve Wanted for Decades” A reader wrote the comment: In response to a letter to my Congressman Chuck Edwards, supporting continued federal funding of CBP, I
apps
The file search utility you didn’t know you needed
thoughts
A trip down Faulty Memory Lane
art
Thanks to Dave Winer and his blogroll for not only letting me rediscover the “Great art on Bluesky” account but also noting that there are RSS feeds for daily/hourly updates! Hourly isn’t bad in a social media context but for my subscribed RSS feeds it’s way too
apps
It’s been a great 4 months.
