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Blog post: https://www.davidrevoy.com/article1163/authenticity-problem
A look at trends in the site analytics after about a year since I started blogging. I started this blog in July 2025, but only really got started with posting on it in August, so we can say it's been approximately a year since I started....
For reasons, we use a sales tool called Apollo at work. To use it, your employees have to sign into a few of the scammiest websites anywhere, with fake privacy policies and Google App configs that scream “send my email to North Korea”....
So, finally watched HEAT. I tend to have issues with Michael Mann films but, despite reservations about this one, I did not experience my usual issue of finding that his bold stylistic choices are totally wrong for the film he’s making....
It’s niche, but I am going to use the front of this review to say how much I dislike Canary Wharf. Having been two weeks in a row, getting lost on both occasions, I’ve come to the conclusion that it is London’s only neighbourhood that...
When I set out to print this Milton Acorn passage that I typeset yesterday, something felt off, and I realized that although it wasn’t a poem, it was kind of a poem, and deserved to be set such that the words found their rhythm, so I...
Hit a couple Asian markets last weekend and found this and its non-spicy counterpart. I’ve been trying to get my hands on everything in this new Otoki range. Not a super fan of the new labeling; I really liked the standard yellow style....
Jumping off my post from earlier or LLM's rewarding expertise the video below was in my later.org file and I had time to get to it today. Points I liked: asking a question on Stack Overflow often meant you spent some time researching the...
In the 1950s, Italy was a country where centuries of history blended naturally with everyday life. Ancient churches, medieval streets, Renaissance buildings, and traditional neighborhoods still stood largely untouched by the rapid...
The neighbours who turned a dream home into a nightmare. What if Gaudí had designed a hotel in New York? A rendering of a 9-pin “Near Letter Quality” dot matrix font. A song made from fifty country artists singing “cold beer”. The Bayeux...
You may recall I said I was almost done with the Mojave 3 content, coinciding with the release of their reissues a couple weeks ago, and that’s because in the process of putting together my preceding posts, I found this set which I think...
Since going generally available in 2019, GitHub Actions has cemented itself in the development zeitgeist. It's the default now, about as ubiquitous a choice as Postgres or React was a few years back. I've been using Actions with teams...
What have you recently finished reading? Yesterday I read two poetry collections, Menna Elfyn’s Bondo and Jonathan Edwards’ My Family and Other Superheroes. The former was really good, but I was less of a fan of the latter. Before that,...