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  1. Links and Notes - January 28th 2026

    This was published on January 30th.

  2. No, I don't think I'll stop writing code yet

    Being a software engineer in 2026 is hard.

  3. On buffets and shared tables at functions

    How to serve food Last night there was a wedding related function.

  4. Links and Notes - January 20th 2026

    Disaster capitalism Currently reading Empire of AI by Karen Hao.

  5. Links and Notes - January 19th 2026

    Time to signal I wrote a blog post today discussing the idea of formally measuring how long it takes one to reach a strong signal when consuming media from different mediums.

  6. How fast and strong are your signals?

    A challenge Are you scrolling social media feeds during the day, searching for little nuggets of information to consume before scrolling off to the next one?

  7. Links and Notes - January 18th 2026

    The dangers of working the bot I came across this post on X ... my original love—building things, with my hands on the tools—was lost for almost a decade.

  8. Links and Notes - January 17th 2026

    This blog now runs on Obsidian Ok that's definitely a click baity title.

  9. An actual test post from Obsidian

    A test header If this works, the post will have been published directly from Obsidian.

  10. Links and Notes - October 28th 2025

    Economics is hard View on Threads Saw these posts on threads and was wondering to myself about this statement.

  11. Links and Notes - September 8th 2025

    Getting back on the GTD Wagon After a hiatus of about 6 months, I'm back on the GTD train.

  12. I was reading a thread today on threads.

  13. On having experienced F1 in isolation

    I've been in a strange place with Formula 1.

  14. On the importance of getting old

    Wired published an article about the history behind Steve Jobs' legendary commencement speech.

  15. On posting without further thought

    At some point, anyone who is interested in self improvement and/or art hears the parable of the pottery class and how quality emerges from numbers rather than a single attempt at perfection.