cheese wheels on sticks

hate it when my phone tells me there's a software update and if you don't update the hackermans are going to get you!

everytime i come to japan am seized by the urge to read murakami. perhaps it's tradition. i finished wind-up bird, my favourite murakami to date, on a plane trip. must've been in secondary school. hotels especially remind me of his writing. the hotel i'm…

it's pronounced /ziːn/ like magaZINE, not /zaɪn/ to rhyme with wine. but doesn't /zaɪn/ sound neater?

finished a long and speaking silence by nghi vo. i've read everything by nghi vo so far. shame, i didn't like it. spoilers ahead. think the books in the singing hills cycle all suffer from triteness. but in this it's particularly felt. it's cowardly in two

finally done with the introduction to the republic. god damn, waterfield. feel like i've been thoroughly inducted. we'll see. finished maoyu (まおゆう魔王勇者; i finished one of the mangas) too!

got access to my latest instagram account circa 2024. all the images there are taken using or rather filtered using the huji app. it still works on my phone, but i've always wanted to figure out how such a filter is done. i also backed a camcorder (yashica

exploring a few news sites and something like reddit alternatives, which is the last social media sort of site use. so far, have liked hn. wish there was something similar for books. but i also think a lot of social media related to books gets tiring to r…

read/watched bunch of things on ai today. decided to figure out the bubble thing which i vaguely understood. knew it was related to the .com bubble. the first result on youtube, so i watched this by the plain bagel and then this too. later this on the .com

1 watched veritasium on markov chains bernoulli, the law of large numbers. initially required independence. nebraskov, or the tsar of probability. around 1905, related to russian revolution. h: since law of large numbers was assumed to require independenc…