I have been reading Marcia Bjornerud's "Timefulness" and really enjoying it. The more woke we are, the more we are prone to possessing our experience as somehow uniquely our own, like "this is my reality, and you have no right to doubt it." But that personal reality is embedded in a much larger planetary reality that doesn't care about our I-Me-Myself experiences that much. As Bjornerud says when she visited Svalbard as a graduate student:
Primeiro preciso admitir que admiro muito a decisão de fazer um single player linear, que segue uma história contida. Fico feliz de ver empresa grande e franquia AAA focando nisso, ao invés de reproduzir o mesmo mundo aberto cheio de filler de sempre. Teve um esforço aqui pra entregar uma experiência cinemática, desde os ótimos gráficos realistas, até às performances sensacionais que todos os atores desempenharam. Só que, correndo o risco de ser o chato do rolê que encrenca com qualquer coisinha...
Only last week I remarked that, mild as it has been, March often brings renewed snowfall. That prediction was borne out on the closing days of February, when across the lake at Escanaba, Michigan, the heaviest snowstorm in years brought street car service to a standstill and forced mills and factories to close.
Like many other software engineers, I’ve also began to use AI in my day to day work. Let me be the first to admit how easy it is to become lazy when using these tools. Initially, they were not very good. So you’d get that temptation, then it would quickly make some dumb code change, and then you’d take back control. But, as they get better and better at validating and testing their work, that temptation starts to creep back. But here’s the thing, good coders, still make dumb engineering decision...
ちょっと試しに書いてみる。 leafletの中身を引っ越せるといいのになー。なにか使い道あるかなー こちらジンボさんの3月のカレンダー。スマホのロック画面に使わせてもらってる。
My last blog post was about how I use train journeys to exit my routine and to allow myself a somewhat constrained medium to focus on work while still having some clarity, freedom and a new place to change mindsets in between working sessions. It was also my first foray into both blogging and leaflet, and it was an early view into the rabbit hole of the 'atmosphere' I started looking into. I mentioned previously the post from titled "A Social Filesystem", which helped me better understand the wa...