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  1. Thank You, Arcadis

    (Thomas Hughes)

    My infrastructure story

  2. The Case for Watching Soccer

    (Thomas Hughes)

    According to a basketball fan

  3. Brontosaurus: A Voice-Driven Generative AI Canvas

    (Thomas Hughes)

    With additional thoughts on human-AI collaboration

  4. Where is the Best Place to Build a Bridge in Chicago?

    (Thomas Hughes)

    A collaboration with the Chicago Central Area Committee

  5. Keyboard Pong

    (Thomas Hughes)

    Experimenting with inputs

  6. Converting CSVs to HTML Tables in the Browser

    (Thomas Hughes)

    Simplifying local data exploration

  7. Bubble Letters

    (Thomas Hughes)

    Is this anything?

  8. Steel Arteries: Visualizing Freight Flows in New York City

    (Thomas Hughes)

    aka Big Rigs in the Big Apple, aka Empire Freight of Mind

  9. o4-mini-high inexplicably inserted Russian into my code

    (Thomas Hughes)

  10. Why I blog

    (Thomas Hughes)

  11. Modifying Websites with LLM-Generated Javascript Bookmarks

    (Thomas Hughes)

    An exploration of malleable software

  12. Most problems that can be solved with technology can be solved by combining things that already exist

    (Thomas Hughes)

  13. Set Quests, Not Goals

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  14. Learning a language through immersion and shamelessness

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  15. How to Do Personal Projects

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  16. The activation energy threshold of activities

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  17. Pi Day 2025

    (Thomas Hughes)

    Is there a number of digits of π for which it is easier to memorize the fractional approximation than the decimal itself?

  18. Parallel Playbooks of Preeminent Powers

    (Thomas Hughes)

    Infrastructure is a tool of foreign policy, and the Belt and Road Initiative comes from the same slot in the toolkit as the Marshall Plan once did.