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Sat Aug 23
Organising my feeds using Permaculture principles Ever since I’ve the personal web, I’ve been following personal websites in my feed reader. To make sense of it all, I first tried to organise my feeds by topic. It quickly became obvious...
Over the last 24 to 36 hours or so, I've had a major uptick in mood. I remember I had a healing sort of dream where I got my feelings out to some characters from my dreams and weirdly enough, I woke up the next morning feeling better. It...
Molt breument, a instàncies de Dinamarca, molts estats membres de la UE exigeixen que els serveis de missatgeria com WhatsApp/Signal/etc. estiguin obligats a inspeccionar totes les nostres fotos i enllaços mitjançant IA. Si la IA té el...
I used to be a Windows user, but I was always interested in Linux and I played around with various Linux distros since the late 90s, and I finally made the switch to using Linux as my main OS in 2007, because I needed Linux for a...
Egune AI, is part of a growing movement to build LLMs in low-resource languages to expand AI access for underserved populations. Despite a shortage of training data, compute power, talent, and funding, these small models are attracting...
The humble chef's knife. (Photo by Kevin Doran from Unsplash) The modern kitchen is filled with purpose-built gadgets whose functions were at one point previously accomplished by a single tool: the chef's knife. Garlic-presses...
August 23, 2025 I’ve been tinkering with the site’s design and layout the last couple of days. The new color scheme is my take on Dracula (the theme, not the vampire), and navigation has moved to the footer. I like this version better...
AI could generate a thousand images of urban decay or rural neglect, each technically superior to anything any human has captured. But it couldn’t tell which stories matter, which moments demand preservation, which truths need dragging...
I read an interesting post by Juha-Matti Santala (a new addition to my feed collection) on linking to books online. He had complained on Mastodon about the lack of Mastodon alternatives, but was heartened when he received recommendations...
Unhealthy relationship with caffeine. An added feature of aging is wondering if a headache is from withdrawal or some kind of cancer. My right leg hurts when I rest the left across the right—am I dying? More quickly than expected, I...
I mentioned in my last post that I was going to write a bit about my experience with UTR (Universal Tennis Rating) matches. I played two more of them this month, in August, and I won one of them and lost the second one. But both matches...
A relatively quick and much more "blog-like" entry today...
Saturday evening, curled up in my chair, anxiety a second heartbeat behind my real one. I've wanted to cry all week from the sheer number of tasks I have to do, but the tears just won't come out. And it's only the first Saturday of...
Maybe I just have odd ears, but I’ve never found a pair of in ear earbuds that actually fit my ears. Oh, if they have wings on them or whatever, they’ll stick in, but that seems like cheating, and those too can be very uncomfortable. The...
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Weeknote #9, like coffee, I’m still on the grind. Some Links Worth Sharing Probe lenses and focus stacking: the secrets to incredible photos taken inside instruments LinkedIn does not equal opportunity: Bold move changing one’s LinkedIn...
The weekly update, plus bits and bobs that caught my attention this week.
Saving Eorzea with as few keys as possible
Otra de Chuck Lorre que me termino estos días (aunque me quedaba solo una temporada). En su momento vi The Big Bang Theory y me gustó, y (quizá siendo esto una opinión impopular) creo que tuvo un final satisfactorio. Y empecé Young...
It often feels like optimism is an act of revenge, an act of spite or rebellion, because optimism requires diligence and effort whilst pessimism feels like the default, the thing requiring no energy or effort. Mike Monteiro wrote along...
Check out As in guillotine... for more. This may all ultimately be a moot point if Microsoft goes all-in on their shift to publishing cross-platform games and becoming a Steam-like service rather than nurturing the Xbox as a competitive...