Short Form
Fragments, links, and passing observations. These are lighter than writings, but still worth keeping.
The archive is website-first. Discussion, if any, continues on the linked discussion post.
Delightful detail.
I resolved a bug by politely requesting the LLM to refrain from returning literal "null" values as strings. I’m not sure how difficult it would be to explain this concept to myself from a decade ago.
Quite awesome C64 demo, I love the graphical style (and the story too):
I'm transitioning from scholar.social to mastodon.social, this is my old profile:
I might re-post some of my old blog posts here, because I'm using Mastodon for possible comments.
I've now built three static blog-style websites using and I still quite like it. Upgrades have not been too bad either (although my sites are pretty basic). Dev experience has been good.
Summer writing on why I think agile (as originally considered) is still relevant, and that it's more of a mindset or point of view, not any single process
Some summer holiday writing practice by writing about why I like the #noestimates approach arttuv.com/writings/no-estimat
Ooh Ivory by Tapbots is so good (for Mastodon). Naturally for iOS, Mac and iPads:
I have rebuilt my website (arttuv.com) with Astro (astro.build). Developer experience is quite good and hosting on GitHub Pages is easy. Can recommend for static websites. 👍