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Ben Neil
This website is the personal site of Ben Neil, a lifelong programmer and generalist. This site is always a work in progress, constantly evolving and growing as I explore new technologies and ideas.
September 2026
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This was a quick read and a really great horror story. It followed four native americans who had done some unspeakable evil to a group of elk late into their teens. The Elk they took down had memories and from them spawned something awful id rather not talk about.
I’m a sucker for good dialogue. Thankfully this book delivers that in bountiful helpings. Whether it’s a fairies gift or the divine. very human. multiverse to which we are introduced. The plot is one that is easy to imagine and easy to fall into. Enter Rory Thorne. First woman born to the house Thorne in 200 years....
Really weird but really neat book. A book in which the protagonist and environment, were constant highlights. The supernatural gift of navigating the maze of rooms, makes Piranesi a delight. Fugue state aside. The internal monologue. Peaceful descriptions and endless ocean waves. Put me in a mood that I hadn’t felt...
Selfhelp Book - Atomic Habits Book - Little Habits Book -Designing Your Life Book - Willpower Book - Obfuscation Book - Thinking fast and slow] second brain power of moments Shape Up https://basecamp.com/shapeup/0.3-chapter-01 the web of meaning Fun and Fantasy [[Book - Child of fire]] Recomended The invisible life...
Legacies and Strategies The free navy. Finally given some room to govern, falls. It was a wonderful exposition into how a careful story. Well crafted. Can create a narrative that can form and hold an empire. That and rail guns keeping your main foothold to said empire in check. Bablyon’s ashes was a fantastic...
Trying to follow along and get a build for hugo and for gemini working in github actions. nice
Never break the party It’s been really interesting in other expanse novels, the close releationships. The comradery. Then here, you see people. People that want to reconnect. It was, at this point, my investiment into the crew of the Rocinate was tested. I didn’t want these characters to leave. To explore their own...
He reaches out Sometimes I read a book and I start laughing at just how bad things keep getting regardless of the beste intentions of the characters in the book. Having now gone through a few of these expanse books, I knew that the crew of the Rocinante, were going to see wild things in the through the gates. But I...
I’m burning through these books and this one was no different. Maybe it’s the instant draw. To characters whose only hope of kindling a romantic hookup is belting themselves into a junker spaceship and hurling themselves through a gate built from the reconstituted remains of Venus. But damn. The flair seems so...
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