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This ran in the now defunct Houston’s Other. It’s a wild artifact to consider, but I’m posting it here and now because Wayne noted the play itself was TWENTY SEVEN YEARS AGO, and that seems impossible. Time, man. It’ll get ya. (also,...
I have so many tools for organization and management across Asana, Google Workspace, P2, and Linear, but they’re not really connected. I’m trying to get everything in one place so there’s no data duplication, a single source of truth,...
Intro This site’s related-article recommendations run on a tool I built myself: , a CLI wrapper around , which enriches Hugo front matter with various metadata. itself only computes related articles via TF-IDF keyword similarity, but...
This rare ECM sampler from 2008 gathers selections from the label’s fourth decade of existence, yet the sequence feels less retrospective than prophetic. Its selections cross successive thresholds, revealing musicians at the moment when...
Nikhil Suresh wrote: AI Mania is Eviscerating Global Decision-Making Over the past year, I’ve run point on all of our company’s sales, led the technical components of all but two of our engagements, and over the lifetime of this blog...
I’m having trouble thinking of other music videos—whether animated or not—that have really stuck with me or that I periodically rewatch. I guess it’s really just this three. a-ha - Take on Me (1985) One day about a year ago, my best...
other things said no i was not blocked i was cycling south and then A little while earlier :: Sunday, 9th August 2026
This really is a masterpiece of science fiction. As well as being astonishingly prolific the author has an astounding imagination as big as the planet of Majipoor itself. We open on a pastoral scene with our hero having nothing of...
Subscribe and Listen: https://youtu.be/hKjZxhY3bl0🎙️ The Have Your Agent Call My Agent EditionWelcome to What The Fudge for Sunday, August 9, 2026. This week’s digest highlights significant technological shifts from the past week,...
This is a recap-ish of the latest podcast episode. You can listen to the episode below before or after you read. That’s because I tend to expand on topics from the pod as well as straight-up write about things that we did not discuss....
I got out for a paddleboard session early one morning this week. The water was perfectly calm and the air was hazy from wildfires, but had improved some from the day before.
Consider the Consequences, originally published in 1930, is thought to be the first gamebook, a genre which you might know better as a “choose your own path” book, or “a choice-based branching narrative”, or interactive fiction. It was...
📚 Finished reading: Notes on Being a Man by Scott Galloway. Took me a while to finish this one (for several months now I couldn’t bring myself to read anything, likely depressed about what is going on in the Middle East). The lessons are...
Wistfulness Quote of the Day ”War is only a cowardly escape from the problems of peace.” Thomas Mann Musical alternative to the morning’s radio news Alison Krauss | Down To The River To Pray Link Long Read of the Day Threw away the boot...