Reticulated

A few years ago, we looked at organizing bookmarks using Logseq and Raindrop.io collections.

This is an update to an older post you can find here.

Old Austin looks great in grainy black‑and‑white, but you can’t spot the brick details or storefront signs that way.

Napoleon Bonaparte’s 1798 Egyptian campaign was driven by a mix of strategic objectives and personal ambition.

Humble started off small, long before oil turned it into a boomtown.

I’ve been using ComfyUI to enhance photos from a set of over 300 aerial balloon photographs taken by the U.S.

Süleymanname is an illustrated manuscript chronicling the life and achievements of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent.

London Street Views There was recently a post on Hacker News that linked to a Map Collection showing a bunch of scans from a surveying book for London from the 1840s.

Getting Started In this guide, we’ll walk through how to train LORAs for the Flux AI Image generation model end to end including: Tools and tips for building and organizing the dataset Captioning options Training the model using a Comfy UI workflow Testing

See a clip of the monitor in action here!

Bookmarks Suck Bookmarks, which should be such a fundamental and powerful part of browsing the web, has got to be one of the most poorly executed parts of our modern browsing experience.

It Was Supposed to Be So Easy… If you’re running a blog on a static site generator stack, you may have looked into setting up email automation and a subscriber list.

ControlNet was released early this year and lets you ‘control’ image generation in Stable Diffusion images with normals/depth maps, face poses, globally aware inpainting, and more.

A GPT-4 Program a Day Keeps the Bugs Away I’ve been exploring what GPT-4 and other AI tools are capable of over the past few months when it comes to software development.

A GPT-4 Program a Day Keeps the Bugs Away I’ve been exploring what GPT-4 and other AI tools are capable of over the past few months when it comes to software development.

Oh Good, You’re Awake… Today, we’ll see if we can get Bing to make a game for us.

If you just want to skip straight to the hashtag commands, click here Using Bing GPT If you haven’t looked at Bing’s integration of GPT4 yet, you really should.

I’ve had enough.

UPDATE 2026: An updated version of this post and the application discussed below is available here We’ve all been there.

Animating Stable Diffusion txt2img Outputs with Deforum and Vision of Chaos If the newness and wow factor of A.I. image generators and Stable Diffusion has worn off for you, deforum animations may be just what you need – While we may not yet be at the poi…

Image Refinement with Cross Attention Control If you’ve been keeping up with the latest Stable Diffusion forks, you may have seen prompt editing get merged to the master branch of the Automatic111 repo a few days ago.

Easy Stable Diffusion + Textual Inversion!

A New Easier Way I’ve had several blogs and websites over the years.

If you want to skip straight to scripts, click here!

DALL-E Homebrew In this post, we’ll look at getting setup with running your own A.I. image generator.

GPT-3 Raps A while back on Reddit, a rap about pencils written by GPT-3 was posted, which prompted me to do some Googling to try to generate and vocode the lyrics.

The Famous and Hilarious Comedian GPT-3’s davinci model was used.

Reproducing Vinyl Stickers In today’s post, we’ll look at creating and recreating vinyl stickers.

Comparing Apples to Apples To kick off the Daily A.I. section of this site, I wanted to start with something simple like how well the different services can render an apple.

Getting Back into Writing Once again, I have decided I’d like to write down more of my ideas and share them with others.

Now I am become Roam - Organizer of Worlds I’ve been getting more and more interested in Emacs and org-mode over the past couple of years.

I first started semi-seriously sim racing a few years ago after buying a cheap old Fanatec wheel/pedal/h-shifter combo on Craigslist for $60.

It’s odd when you think about how most of your understanding of the world, your political views, your goals, and much more is defined by just a few experiences.

I’ve been using ChromeOS on an ARM powered Lenovo Duet for a couple of months now.