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  1. AI Music Making

    Suno In the preface of my site Null Rail, in which I document and show off my usages of Suno to create songs, I say: Can AI make art?

  2. Getting Reverted on Wikipedia

    If you've ever tried editing Wikipedia, you might have been instantly reverted.

  3. AI Bubble

    In April, I wondered if there was an AI bubble in the US stock market/economy.

  4. No one cares, and that's a good thing!

    When I talk to creative people, I love seeing and hearing and reading examples of their work of course!

  5. Real Artists Ship

    The famous saying attributed to Steve Jobs when they were way overdue on finish the original Macintosh.

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  8. AI Coding Benchmarks

    Ever since the LLM wars started, people have been developing benchmarks to try to compare which ones are "better", which ones are the best.

  9. AI

    As I write this, it is April 13th, 2026.

  10. Harness Matters More

    Many have theorized that the coding harness matters more than the backend model when doing AI assisted or "vibe" coding.

  11. Now

    2026 has been getting much better!

  12. Kiwix

    Kiwix is an organization that helps make web content available for offline viewing.

  13. Sudomake Friends

    Once I started using OpenClaw (then switched to nanoclaw), one of the coolest main takeaways was that I could get AI bots to message me on Telegram.

  14. Abby

    Abby is my lovely wife.

  15. Plans for the digital garden

    Here I'd like to discuss some of my plans, hopes, aspirations and whatnot for this digital garden.

  16. Zen

    I'm not sure if this page should be completely empty, completely full, or if it already is both.

  17. DBT

    DBT is Dialectial Behavior Therapy (also on Wikipedia).

  18. Free Will

  19. Intrisic Motivation

    From what I've been researching, intrinsic motivation is largely defined in terms of it's opposite, extrinsic motivation.

  20. Not The Circumstances

    Turns out not where but who you're with that really matters Dave Matthews, Best Of What's Around, from the 1996 album Under The Table And Dreaming You can't control what happens, only the way you respond to it.

  21. philosophy

    I don't have a ton of opinions on philosophy.

  22. When To Vibe Code

    Vibe code whenever you want!

  23. Music Projects as Ephemera

    At some point in the past year, I upgraded my version of Reason from version 10 to version 11.

  24. Suno

    Suno is vibe coding for my songs/music/songwriting.

  25. Null Rail

    In 2026, I've now really embraced AI and vibe coding.

  26. Vibe Coding

    Vibe coding.

  27. AI Music Trends

    Before the 1950s, a kitchen cabinet or a dining table was often the work of a local carpenter or a specialized regional workshop.

  28. Java

    The problem with Java is that everything has to be a class.

  29. Perl

    I learned a little bit of Perl in college, and even coded some simple web apps with it.

  30. Ruby (on Rails)

    Ruby on Rails is probably the first frontend framework I ever used.

  31. Vue.js

    Vue.js is an awesome frontend JavaScript/Typescript framework for making all kinds of interactive, reactive, web applications.

  32. The Best Albums in the Universe

    I think I started this project in 2011 or 2012.

  33. Programming languages (meta)

    I realize that I've written a lot about different programming languages that I'm familiar with in this digital garden.

  34. The blog cycle

    I just read Shane Friedman's account of creating his "new" blog.

  35. Coping skills

    They said to practice my coping skills.

  36. A good song is a good song

    A few weeks ago, Abby and I saw A Complete Unknown, the Bob Dylan biopic starring Timothée Chalamet.

  37. Things I'm Excited About

    Here are some things I'm either currently excited about, or at least I was excited about when I wrote about them.

  38. New Year's Day 2025

    This year, for the holidays, my wife Abby and I spent 16 days in Massachusetts with her family.

  39. Spotify

    I have been a Spotify user since they first launched in the US, which was (checks notes) July 2011.

  40. About Me

    Travis Briggs is a software developer, amateur musician, and digital gardener (formerly blogger).

  41. Rainfall, a website generator for musicians

    Early attempts I have been working on personal song hosting since 2018, when I created songs.travisbriggs.com (Github).

  42. Ableton 12, consternation and procrastination

    Ableton Live version 12 was released the first week of March, 2024.

  43. Bands and sports teams

    I've started to think of bands as sports teams.

  44. Writing in the genre you listen to

    I think I'm starting to realize one of the major roadblocks I've encountered in my music career -- career meaning all the times in the past I've tried to write, record and perform music.

  45. I don't really want to give a detailed history of my experiences with writing and recording music here.

  46. NIKE the shit out of it

    Sometimes I think I need to just NIKE the shit out of some songwriting (just do it).

  47. Latest and Not-so-greatest

    Today I sent a cold email to someone who has 90k subscribers on YouTube, asking if they could maybe give me music production lessons.

  48. Recording setup

    I have had some different recording setups over the past 20+ years I've been making digital music, but all of them were based around recording instruments into a DAW.

  49. Various Writings

    Here is a collection of snippets of writing that I creeated between 2014 and 2017.

  50. Python

    I first started writing Python in 2009, in my first Github repo: sudoku-solver, an open source library for solving Sudoku puzzles that I did in my free time (I had a lot of free time back then because I was unemployed and living in my parents' basement).