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Let today be sufficient for itself is what I was told.So, okay.I will let that happen and let today be different from the day before There is an amazing way the city moves. I swear.The City moves in different phases and then of course,...
Found my go-to jiu-jitsu technique: Paddy Pimblett's Pad-Tie. I've always enjoyed slapping on the Peruvian neck tie, but I find it's a low percentage move. I have a solid chinstrap that I lock in during most of my rolls, but I've never...
Over the last few weeks, I’ve been playing with Claude Code and building little applications that solve very particular problems. A few people have asked me what I’ve been using Claude Code for and how it’s gone. Last week, I built a...
In the Book Notes series, authors create and discuss a music playlist that relates in some way to their recently published book. Previous contributors include Jesmyn Ward, Lauren Groff, Bret Easton Ellis, Celeste Ng, T.C. Boyle, Dana...
“The goal of the so-called OpenStrap project is not to re-create the WHOOP app. Rather, the algorithms and processing methods are developed from scratch, based on public research. It’s all calculated locally on a 1 Hz interval, based on...
★★★★: Returned to the frenetic pace of the first one, which I like. It dipped a bit, especially with so many flashback clips. But the story was good and it was a light, exciting watch. FYI: My reviews are scored out of 4. Also, thanks...
“Why am I paying a consultant for something AI can do in 15 minutes?” I’ve heard variations of that question several times over the past few months. On the face of it, it’s a perfectly reasonable one. Generative AI can draft documents,...
My chipotle order has changed. I’ve gone all in on the “get as much as possible for leftovers” philosophy, so I double up on most ingredients now. And I dropped the sour cream and hot salsa.
Like many Canadians, I’ve been wondering why the price of beef is so expensive. This article from the CBC explains why. To summarize the article: supply is low, demand remains strong, production costs are soaring, and the processing...
Mayo on broccoli salad is my Midwestern birthright, but every once in a while a non-mayo version wins me over! Ayesha Nurdjaja recently shared this Broccoli Salad with Honey Vinaigrette as a sneak peek from her upcoming cookbook,...
With the Navy being patrol-craft-poor during OIF in the summer of 2002, Big Blue asked its poor uncle, the USCG, to temporarily shift a few 110-foot Island-class patrol boats to CENTCOM control in Bahrain. Soon after, four East...
With the recent visit to Baltimore, New York, and Boston, and victory in the Five Sisters Race off Cape Cod by the German training barque SSS Gorch Fock, repeating the windjammer’s Bicentennial Op Sail ’76 win, we would be remiss not to...
Some 85 years ago, official period caption: “An air infantry mortar squadron loads a Navy Consolidated PBY-5 Catalina patrol bombing plane, 18 March 1941.” Via the National Museum of the U.S. Navy, 80-G-2156 Now, fast forward to this...
I loved the anonymous chat app. I downloaded it on my computer. I downloaded it on my phone. I was lonely, and the anonymous chat app made me less lonely. I couldn’t sleep, and the anonymous chat app said, Who cares! When I felt...
Last October, Yahoo sold AOL to the Italian company Bending Spoons for approximately $1.5 billion (as reported by Forbes and others). If you're asking yourself, "What is Bending Spoons?" you aren't alone. They are a tech company known...