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One of the earliest blog posts I made before I somewhat abandoned writing blog posts in lieu of this "microblogging social media" hype train we all rode for a decade was titled Archiveopteryx: The IMAP Server You Always Wanted. This post...
I embedded an MCP server inside a native Rust prose editor. It became the single most impactful architectural decision I've made, not for users, but for how I build the product itself.
Stop focusing on the metrics… Be connected to the Field and its cosmos of conversations. #SALESHEIGHTSHIGHWAY
Hollywood's shift away from dramas toward action and horror may stem from how genre thrills age better than character-driven stories that depend on…
I’ve faithfully participated in The Ashland (Massachusetts) Library Annual Romance Festival* for years—2025 excepted, sinc...
Reflecting on a month of shipping a lot, but with a noticable trade off to understanding.
Rabbit rabbit! Happy May! Or as I like to think of it: Pre-June. Today is National Chocolate Parfait Day (yes please!) and National Mother Goose Day (mkay). I was also off work today, using up some of my comp days...Read More
A Book A Day In May is back! Inspired by Madame Bibi, it’s my annual attempt to finish a book a day through the month of May – though I already know the final few days won’t really be possible,
The resistance is realContinue readingNot doing the thing is always easier than doing the thing
I’ve settled into being some kind of “emulation guy” over the years — a quick glance at the backlog of posts on this very website will prove that point for me — but I’ve never considered myself a “hardware emulation guy.” The world of...
This week, we have domestic violence, cooperation, language robustness, political dissent, neutral voters, SPLC indictment, transgender rights, the compute crunch, and Arab American Heritage.
I down loaded and analysed data with to determine how dry this year is to the past 120 years in the Netherlands. Code included.