Bill Glover

Over on her Substack my friend Alicia writes about the quiet, often overlooked parts of being human.

This week has been a delight.

This has been a whirlwind of a week.

It started innocently enough.

I feel I’ve always known that things on the internet will get discovered eventually.

Work has been motivationally challenging this week.

I missed the opportunity to publish a weekly recap last week.

Red sky in the morning The dragon

This week I managed to remove all remaining resources and close my AWS account.

Two of our book readers and a book of songs A quick glance at the bookshelves in the boys rooms and it looks like we have as many Chinese as we do books in English.

Burst of colour This weekly wrap up is a little later than planned.

We are obsessed with immediacy.

This week was the first week of the Chinese New Year.

I’ve spent some time this week experimenting with Claude Code.

Weird Web October - Transparency When we decide you want to learn something new it can feel incredibly daunting.

2026 W06 This week the weather has been miserable.

As I look around the co-working space around me, ‘AI’ is everywhere.

AI coding agents are crude, but also beautifully simple.

Browsing the web is a lost art.

I left this weekly note until Monday morning.

After seeing an ex-colleague release details of their AI second brain, I was curious.

I caught myself dancing in my chair this week.

I love this piece by Root Kid entitled Spectrum Split (via The Register).

Episodes from “Me, Myself and I”, a podcast I started with Jen Su.

I’ve often felt frustrated at the way we have come to define success.

I had the pleasure of having my colleague DaShaun Carter join me for Spring Office Hours this week.

Listening to People Watching by Sam Fender after seeing it mentioned on Doug Belshaw’s favourite music albums of 2025.

I went into the office yesterday and found myself wondering whether I miss the commute.

Found myself pondering a question: “What would a course in AI look like at various stages of the education system?”

The river was beautifully quiet this morning, the fog lingering long after the sun had come up.

The excellent talk by bunnie and xobs cover what it takes to build an open operating system and manufacture the open processor required to run it.

Beautiful walk along the river this morning.

Really enjoyed this series of 100 photographs from 2025 by Hyde.

I’ve been working on a new way to publish notes here.

This week marked the transition back into a routine.

It’s hard to believe the first week of the year is already over.

We’ve had one of the busiest Decembers in a long while.

November is always a turning point in the year.

By the time I finished Weird Web October I’d had enough.

LSO Family Concerts The London Symphony Orchestra This weekend we attended the latest Family Concert by the London Symphony Orchestra (LSO) at the Barbican Centre.

River Thames in London on a foggy day The clocks have gone back, the temperature has dropped and it feels like winter is around the corner.

At some point (2020) Thunderbird stopped using Enigmail.

The /now page is something proposed by Derek Sivers.

James at the Edinburgh Corn Exchange I was in Edinburgh for work, the same time as James happened to be playing a warm-up gig at the Edinburgh Corn Exchange.

Track Listing

Track Listing Magic Bus (Live at the Acropolis) We’re Going to Miss You (Live at the Acropolis) The Shining (Live at the Acropolis) Dust Motes (Live at the Acropolis) The Lake (Live at the Acropolis) Beautiful Beaches (Live at the Acropolis) Say Something…

Track Listing Hanson Ghost Look Back CDMX Put up with the weather!