: Music from the Week of September 10, 2023 Spotify playlist for the week of September 10, 2023. Sylvan Esso were guest DJ on Autin’s KUTX …
: Music from the Week of September 3, 2023 Spotify playlist for the week of September 3, 2023. Sade – Soldier of Love Vallis Alps – Set It …
: Music from the Week of August 27, 2023 Spotify playlist for the week of August 27, 2023. KNOWER – Do Hot Girls Like Chords: The intro is …
: Music from the Week of August 20, 2023 It was a good music week. Spotify playlist for the week of August 20, 2023. Brandt Brauer Frick – …
: Music from the Week of August 13, 2023 Spotify playlist from the week of August 13, 2023. This Is The Kit – Inside Outside John Monroe – …
: Music from the Week of August 6, 2023 It looks like I may like a genre called hyperpop. Spotify’s hyperpop playlist has a few …
: Music From the Week of July 31, 2023 Now with a playlist! Max Cooper - Swapped / Stereoscopic Dive: Swapped is an intense noisy single. …
: Music From the Week of July 24, 2023 Hakushi Hasegawa – Mouth Flash (Kuchinohanabi): The (un)usual bouncy glitchy pop for Hasegawa-san. …
: Music From the Week of July 17, 2023 Bishop Briggs – Wild Horses: still a banger. Cory Wong – The Grid Generation: Louis Cole brings the …
: Music From the Week of July 10, 2023 Louis-Jean Cormier – 100 mètres haies
: Music From the Week of July 3, 2023 Ross from Friends – Revellers Machinedrum – Hide Sun Cornelius – All Things Must Pass underscores – …
: Music From the Week of June 12, 2023 GRiZ – Can’t Hold Me Down: The synths at 2:10 are fuzzy sandpaper to my ears. 1788-L – Human …
: Music From the Week of June 5, 2023 Stefano Bollani – In festa sul palco: Solo piano. Reminds me of Matt Herskovitz. Stefano Bollani – …
: Music From the Week of May 29, 2023 Martyn – Dragonfly: Solid bass groove Spoon – Sugar Babies Inwards – Custard: Reminiscent of Aphex …
: Music From the Week of May 22, 2023 Daði Freyr – Whole Again: Catchy song from the Icelandic Eurovision winners. Ouri – 1st bite: …
: Amy Winehouse (feat. Blackmer): Great song by Burlington, VT, artist Willverine.
: 2022 Holiday Newsletter This is installment #6 of the annual newsletter I share with my colleagues at Enthought (previous …
: The kitchen sink: with interrelationship and causal diagrams Yesterday, I used Ryan Singer’s interrelationship and causal diagrams to remove a water filtering …
: Tools for Shaping Ryan Singer walks through his process for solving problems and writing up solutions (shaping and …
: Brik Font Craig Ward’s Brik Font project gives me a huge smile but also hurts my brain. Am I seeing …
: Centre d’Expérimentation Musicale - Gaël Chabot-Leclerc, créateur en résidence - Facebook My …
: The first credit card was introduced in 1950. Store credit, installment credit, personal loans, …
: Moxie Marlinspike >> My first impressions of web3. Overall, not positive. I knew the “art” of …
: San Salvador, the Band San Salvador is a voice and percussions ensemble who sings in Occitan, or “langue …
: Giacometti – Grande femme debout I. MFA, Houston.
: 2021 Holiday Newsletter This is installment #5 of the annual holiday newsletter I share with my colleagues at Enthought. …
: Empowering users to prototype what they need Jon Udell, A virtuous cycle for analytics: We recognize this software pattern in the way …
: Thème de Yoyo The amazing song Thème de Yoyo is in fact a 1970 piece by the Art Ensemble of Chicago and not by …
: In a 2016 study, the Harvard economist Raj Chetty and his research team found that the difference in …
: Peddling the Bike Peddler's Pedals Last night, thieves rammed through the Bike Peddler’s front door with a pick up truck and …
: The world is a strange and wonderful place. Scott McCloud, of Understanding Comics fame, made a …
: I had a dough ball remaining from last night so I made a carbonara pizza for breakfast. Bake crust …
: Main staircase. Blanton museum, Austin, TX.
: From Cloudflare: Humanity wastes about 500 years per day on CAPTCHAs. It’s time to end this madness. …
: The Meatloaf Theory of Jobs My partner and I love food. On a 0-to-10 scale, all foods have a chance of reaching the highest …
: Currently reading: The Art of Gathering: How We Meet and Why It Matters by Priya Parker 📚
: What an odd Big Sur bug. VS Code’s dock icon is minuscule and impossible to click on. It …
: Deeply Learned Typography Tom7 creates the uppestcase and lowestcase letters by training two deep learning models: one to …
: Two loaves of Ken Forkish’s Overnight Country Blonde. After a 15h bulk rise at 23ºC, the dough …
: Publishing datasette to Google Cloud Compute with GitHub Actions Simon Willison has a fascinating data-publishing and data-management project named datasette. A few …
: The discussion on symbiotic relationships between apps on the latest Core Intuition by @manton and …
: What is the maximum one can be doing with someone else and still be hanging out?
: Austin Kleon talks about the 13-month International Fixed Calendar. It reminds of the ISO week …
: Despite all the damage done by the ice in Texas, it still created quite a bit of beauty (or at least …
: Icicle agave during the Texas winter storm.
: Lessons Learned During My PhD I shared these notes with my friends and colleagues at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) …
: They could have used additional time during the bulk fermentation to account for the cold, but it’s …
: Great Resident Advisor podcast episode. Noisy, glitchy, grimy, dark. RA.760 Hyph11E ⟋ RA Podcast🎵
: Installing air filters in classrooms has surprisingly large educational benefits […] Math scores …
: ferd.ca – Home Alone: A Post Incident Review It’s so many things in one: a movie review, an intro to …
: Ad Fontes Media rates media outlets according to their bias and reliability. 1) factual reporting …
: In Hard to discover tips and apps for making macOS pleasant Tristan Hume says: Chrome and Firefox …
: 2020 Holiday Newsletter For the past 4 years, just before the holidays, I’ve sent a newsletter to my colleagues about …
: I just finished reading Thinking in Systems: A Primer by Donella H. Meadows. I believe sometimes one …
: Austin, TX, 8:15. Morning walk around the neighborhood. There are many good Halloween decorations, …
: Given what happened to the other saguaro, it makes me fear that this one will fall too.
: I took this photo of a saguaro a month ago. It had been partially burnt during the fires that …
: Custom URL Handler for Files With Unique IDs Yesterday I read a series of posts on custom URL scheme handlers on the Zettelkasten forums. The …
: What does %matplotlib do in IPython? TLDR; Use %matplotlib if you want interactive plotting with matplotlib. If you’re only …
: 2019 Holiday Newsletter Every year since 2017 I send my colleague a long email about ideas and media I’ve come across …
: 2018 Holiday Newsletter This is the 2nd installment of an email I sent to my Enthought colleagues just before the Christmas …
: Manually Merging Day One Journals My first Day One entry is from January 24, 2012. I used it often to take note about what I was doing …
: 2017 Holiday Newsletter This is the first installment of what became a yearly email I sent to my colleagues at Enthought. Hi …
: By far the best thing I’ve seen at Disney World so far.
: There’s sometimes action out of my window.
: Got a new room, with view on the East River. Much upgrade.
: Wind tunnel model. Most beautiful item at the Musée des Confluence.
: Anna going a bit overboard: crunchy speculoos, crème fraîche, and… maple syrup.
: Party prep (Marshmallows + Jello powder)
: Place des moulins, Marseille.
: “The Cloud” of Lyon’s Musée des Confluences, seen from the roof.
: At Copenhagen Street Food. (Yes, here, street food is a place.)
: Making spruce beer, attempt #2.
: Slovenian/Italian “rainy day”. Imagine how nice it is when it’s sunny.
: Just because it’s blue. Just because it’s green.
: Wayne Siegel performing next to an Alexander Calder mobile.
: Old Fashioned with Bitter Truth Old Time bitters. Chilled with a really cool spherical ice cube!
: The perfect personal hygiene kit.
: That panda must have been nice, before it overdosed…
: Charming underground section of Ataturk airport.
: My new favorite Turkish expression — SALT Beyoglu
: This guy’s not going anywhere anytime soon.
: Talk by 2012 Pysics Nobel Prize winner. Yes, that font is Comis Sans.
: Securitas: making sure your door doesn’t get stolen, every day.
: Just another day in Copenhagen’s rain forrest.
: PF/ESN DTU After Easter party
: World’s first QR code - Ryszard Winiarskyx 1936
: C’est arrivé la nuit dernière.
: Looking into Escher’s mirror ball.
: This time for two, still at the Amsterdam Library.
: For those who’ve seen my other photos. You might recognize the Ørsteds Kolegium, no surprise, …
: A 12.50€, bio, local, natural, dinner at the Amsterdam Library.
: Škocjanske Jame exit - Slovenia
: New year’s eve pizza, in a pizza oven, in a fourth floor apartment.
: Jessica Morin - CNE Jonquière
: Pandoro (this one I did not make)
: Detail - Hundertwasser house
: Vienna - That’s what they call “a bike lane”.
: MUMOK - Giacometti, Femme debout III
: Main staircase, Neues Museum
: “Colosal statue of Helios”—Neues Museum
: Berlin Green Head, Neues Museum
: How do you call the Trees in Lord of the Ring?
: “It was as simple as that”, Jewish Museum Berlin
: Offices, Jewish Museum, Berlin
: Upper East Side Berlin, Frederichstraße
: Internationales Handelszenirum, Berlin
: Lockers, at Ørestad Gymnasium
: The Drums, at Ørestad Gymnasium
: Ceiling lights over the foyer
: Diffracted light on station floor (original photo)
: Thomas Schütte - One Man House V
: Alexander Brodsky - Settlement
: Alexander Brodsky - Settlement
: Arne Quinze - My Home My House My Stilthouse
: Elevator ceiling, Alexandra Bookstore, Budapest
: Ceiling of the Alexandra bookshop’s cafe, Budapest
: Somewhere where horses usually hang out
: Campo Santa Maria Zobenigo Odel Giglio
: Still some light in the sky after Danish class? I love it!
: PF/Buddy Beer Pong tournament trophy
: Like in the days where we played ping pong on the streets.