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AI Policy
TLDR # I don’t let LLMs write content.
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Leave the Dead
I was traveling through the dark woods.
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Attention Hijacking and Supernormal Stimulus
We can’t help it.
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The Toolbox Metaphor and Blame
A toolbox is your collection of tools to solve a problem set.
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Guide Rails and Guard Rails
A guide rail is the thing that keeps a tram or roller coaster on the right path.
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Intentional Slowness for Better Learning
When I was an amateur hiker I frequently thought to myself that I should be the one who walks in front of the pack.
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How I Store Data
I have a problem when it comes to data - I have too much of it.
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The Campfire Metaphor for Friendship
So you’ve spent a long day hiking through the woods.
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A Collection of Advice
Most everything I’m about to say here is obvious to someone - but the sum of it is (hopefully) not obvious to everyone.
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An Untoasted Surprise
It was a pretty nice day, all things considered.
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Authentic Selves and Pop Philosophy
We often hear people talk about wanting to find their true selves, or to be their authentic self.
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Hello esp32: getting started with the esp32 and micropython
The esp32 is a small 32 bit realtime microcontroller with 160mhz of processing power, several megs of flash and last but not least, bluetooth and wifi that’s available for about $6 a pop and can be programmed using both the Arduino language and MicroPytho…
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Fighting Scams
Photo by Josh Appel on Unsplash If you ever find yourself the victim of an internet scam, the first thing to realize is that it’s ok, and you are not the first nor last person to fall victim to a scam.
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The Night Clowns
One day, Jules was a respectable married woman with her life in order and a well furnished NYC apartment that could of been featured in a Crate & Barrel magazine and the next day she was not.
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Crockpot Pork Tip Sirloin Roast
I regularly use the crockpot for larger cuts of meat, and it’s fantastic for both pork and beef.
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Cookies in the Apocalypse
Photo by Erik Mclean on Unsplash So in case you haven’t read the news lately, apparently there’s a pandemic going on.
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Moderating Communities
Photo by Anna Earl on Unsplash Moderating a community is more like gardening than it is like engineering.
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TS80 Soldering Iron
The TS80 is a portable, somewhat finicky Chinese manufactured soldering iron which is powered over a USB-C port.
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Ends vs Means
Photo by Dominic Romero on Unsplash Think of the most manipulative person you know.
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Nuance, Binaries and Models
Cover Photo by Devin Edwards on Unsplash We’re surrounded by binary choices in our world: the light switch is on or off, we can have a glass of wine or not.
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A Primer on Functional Debate
Debate not fighting # All debates are arguments, not all arguments are debates.
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Understanding the power of Linux, as a Windows user
Coming from the perspective of a Windows user, Linux may seem entirely alien under the surface.
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TP-Link Smart Plug IoT Button v0
So my office lamp is in an awkward location behind a sofa.
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Hello World 2.0
Hello again world!
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Failure
I’m going to give a theory on why people tend to be afraid of failure, back it up with some anecdotal evidence and then give a recommendation on how you should react to failure in general.
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Release versioning
There are several different strategies for versioning releases.
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Pax
Spent the weekend at Pax which was amazing but came back to some disappointing news.
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How to talk about tech: a primer
Everyone has read a blog post that starts with a grand claim such as “MyLatestDB is the fastest database ever!”
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Quick n' Dirty: Keyboard Navigation
I was recently on a comic website and was struggling heavily with their poor UI layout that made navigating pages quite painful so I wrote a tiny tampermonkey script to add in WASD style navigation.
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This blog & the tech that powers it
This blog isn’t all that interesting tech wise, but I wanted to take a moment to cover it for those with a passing interest.
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Open Data
So one of my big focuses in a lot of my projects is less about open sourcing my code (though that’s important) and more about open sourcing my underlying data.
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Oh, hello there
Oh, why, hello there good sir and/or madam.