Emma Juettner - Posts

A problem I ran into recently: I logged onto a new VM, started navigating around, and quickly realized that my arrow keys were not working.

I recently stumbled across the Small Web Potluck and thought it looked like a cool concept, so here is my recipe submission.

I wrote the other day that "my critique of someone like Sean Goedecke... would look very different from [my critique of Steve Yegge].""

Inspired by a toot from Darius Kazemi and the ensuing replies, I went down a rabbithole of satirical (non-AI) chatbots.

I like public transit and I like music, but I especially like music about public transit.

I try not spend too much time dunking on people I disagree with.

I recently encountered an interesting quirk of handling environment variables while using Docker and wanted to record it here in case it proves useful again in the future, either to me or to someone else.

Interoception is the ability to notice the internal sensory cues of your bodily needs and emotions.

I've recently seen several smallweb blogs that I follow adding a human.json file to their website.

Meta note: I'm going to start writing some short TIL posts about technical topics that I come across in the course of my work or personal tech tinkering.

I'm trying something new here: making a list of the books I read this month so I have somewhere to talk about them.

A friend of mine invited me to a pride-themed tea party this month (aka an LGBTea party), so of course I immediately started thinking about what baked treat I could bring that would be thematically appropriate.

Over the holidays, I knit Poppy Shop's Convertible Balaclava pattern.

If you, like me, are a fan of the show Taskmaster, you might remember the series 1 task where contestants are challenged to cook a meal containing an ingredient for each letter of the alphabet.

If you're reading this on April 9th directly on my website (rather than via RSS), this post should be displayed without styles, because it's CSS Naked Day!

If you are familiar with NaNoGenMo, you may be thinking: "Wasn't the last one of those in November?

You know that Wikipedia link that takes you to a random Wikipedia page?

Transcription The Logic of Individual Choice Suppose you are a novice gardener.

If you are not familiar with NaNoGenMo: it is an annual challenge to write some code that generates a novel (at least 50,000 words) within the month of November.

Transcription A Bad Dream You are sitting in a hard chair at a desk with good lighting.

Transcription goblin time It's time to talk about goblins.

Transcription You're invited.

Transcription Alert Trees kinda moving?

Transcription Please read!

Transcription VI. — A counterexample Let us pause to summarize our situation.

Transcription (grey outline of a person with a speech bubble) "What makes you feel better - more grounded - when you're losing yourself?"