Unstructured

Letterboxd I found the beginning of this film off putting as there seemed to be no music at all where I expected it.It is interesting to experience that, as you realize how often you are actually using the music to sort of judge the emotions of the charac…

Letterboxd Just shy of slapstick, with funny but oddly drawn out scenes of humor.

This may be my favorite "Children of Time" book yet (and I really liked the first and second book).I'd say the biggest reason I enjoy science fiction is being exposed to new ideas.

Letterboxd There is a certain pacing here that, despite the plot having an anime level of miscommunication and stubbornness, still somehow works.When you consider how silly each individual element of this film is, you realize that it is actually masterful…

Damnit Google.

Two things really struck me from this book:I was impressed with how interested Franklin's father was in getting him into a profession that he was good at as well as suited for (enjoyed, to some degree at least).

Roger Ebert once concluded that video games can't be art, later walking back (though never refuting) that claim as he admitted that he hadn't really engaged the medium.At the risk of repeating Ebert's mistake, I will Bayesian 40% go on the record as saying

Letterboxd This was quite fun.The voices in this film (especially Gaston's) are really great.It is a pre Hays Code movie and is starkly immoral next to the "coded" films that followed.The Hayes Codes were so effective that after some point you stop even t…

This was probably a lost war from the beginning.

I picked up a Stillman & Birn 3.5" x 5.5"; small, pocketable, 48 pages.The plan is to do 4 to 6 drawings a week.

I'm befuddled by the growing trend of minimalist/abstract book covers within sci-fi and fantasy.

Note: I'm going to genericize any product that lets you pay for a trip in a self-driving car as a "Waymo" for the purpose of this article.

Letterboxd This film has some truly great setpieces, backgrounds, and design.It is in no way as endearing or charming as the original film.

Letterboxd This feels like the American inverse of "Perfect Days".The acting of the main characters is so unassumingly confident.

It is such a cool idea.

Have you ever watched any of the latest "Fast & Furious" films?

Letterboxd So, evidently the BBC released this as 14 episodes where the first and last episodes are 60 minutes and the rest are 30 (60, 30*12, 60).

I created BoltRead as a 100% vibecoded app (I've never even looked at the code).

tldr; The transcript of my Claude conversation.I did the Anthropic Original Performance Take Home on 2026-02-12 and succeeded in getting a runtime of 1157 cycles.

Entirely enjoyable, though still a little bittersweet.

I have used emacs for ~20 years (currently using spacemacs).

I did the Anthropic Original Performance Take Home last Thursday and succeeded in getting a runtime of 1157 cycles.

I did this months Jane Street Puzzle with LLM assistance (my name is on the list).

I have done two small vibecoding projects recently, and after reviewing the code that was generated for both of them I am struck by a single thought...

Letterboxd The film itself is great, I just don't care for the characters.The problem is I kind of know this guys shtick.

Letterboxd This is no beekeeper.My main issue with this is the sound design was weak and the action just lacked kinetic energy.

Letterboxd I think I may have overhyped this in my head upon seeing the preview, but I still enjoyed it.

If you told me this was one player's attempt to make a single work of fiction out of a few year D&D campaign, I would completely believe you.

My childhood gaming group has been playing (but has not completed) Warhammer 40k: Rogue Trader.We noticed that the items mentioned on public facing wikis often seem outdated or just incorrect.

Ok, not really 5 stars (I rate that as "nothing could be improved", and this isn't perfect), but 5 stars if you have been following along and largely enjoying the series.The last 2 books have been a bit rough in my mind.

Letterboxd I left after the first act.

It's interesting, because the actual physical detail (characters, surroundings, buildings, etc) are so bare that your mind's eye only visualizes the players most of the time.

Letterboxd It is just so dreadfully dark and dull.

Letterboxd Disney is really scraping bottom here.

Letterboxd In some sense, it is really his wife that is the main driver in this film.I mean, maybe I am making too much of it, but it seems that she is the principal agent of the entire film.

Letterboxd I couldn't quite say why, but this movie felt a whole lot like "The Tree of Life (2011)".

Letterboxd I'm currently in St.

I just finished an entire book and I genuinely think almost nothing happened in it.

This book perfectly hits what it aims for.

Letterboxd I wish I had someone with me who deeply appreciated this series.

Letterboxd This is one of those movies that I largely enjoyed because I think it might be reflective of a culture or lifestyle (Shanghai, single mother) that is very foreign to me.China, more than many places, is a country that is very difficult to get a…

I genuinely wonder how Robert Jordan sketched out this book?

Letterboxd The soundtrack and some of the special effects are the only redeeming thing about this film.

I notice how much cleaner and professional most writing is becoming on the internet.

Letterboxd A tight 90 minute thriller with no car chases and minimal action.

Letterboxd Felt like Napoleon Dynamite meets Sicario.

If I did not love these characters like family, I would admit to myself that this is just not a very good book.

I went to the Yasukuni Jinja Yushukan museum in Chiyoda City, Tokyo.

Letterboxd I was in a bit of a mood in Shinjuku and just wanted something to relax to.

I've read this before (twice), but this is genuinely a great book.