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Ooops! The link that you clicked doesn’t seem to lead anywhere. This happens occassionally on a highly inter-linked website like this one. Some links go to drafts which have not been published yet. Some material gets moved or deleted. There is a large part of the website that is invisible intentionally. If you think that the link that you clicked really ought to work, send me an e-mail.
This blog is for more informal writing which I don’t intend to revise or edit. It’s just day-to-day stuff, quick updates, or ephemeral writing. For more formal writing, see the notes. For everything, check the archive.
This is an on-going series of blog posts which come out roughly once per week. I’ve been posting them since February 14th 2025. The week notes are the chronological back bone of my website. Here are some awesome reads on the notion of week notes.
I stumbled across a couple people who have archives of their old now pages. I like the idea of archiving these as a sort of diary or change long.
This page describes what I’m up to now. It is a written version of what I would say that I am doing if we met and you asked me what I am up. This page was inspired by Derek Siver’s now page movement.
This page describes what I’m up to now. It is a written version of what I would say that I am doing if we met and you asked me what I am up. This page was inspired by Derek Siver’s now page movement.
This website generates a number of RSS feeds. If you’ve never heard of RSS feeds before, I recommend reading aboutfeeds.com. It explains what RSS feeds are and how to use them. Some other recommend reads about RSS appear below.
The page linked on my business card.
It is always intimidating to ask professors for reference letters. I’m committed to writing to good letters for strong candidates that I know well and have some familiarity with. To help ease you through the process, I have listed some requirements for students that I write for:
Back to work after the East Coast.
This is a personal almanac of interesting dates, and local experiences. In a sense, it is the opposite of my now page. It starts with September because I usually plan out my life using the academic year.
Thoughts about organizing a one-day retreat.
This note collects various references related to blogging. Why people blog, how to blog, etc.
A list of recurring topics of interest. It’s weird.
The best exam that I ever took.
Do people maintain plant diaries?
RSS, e-mail, and conscious consumption.
Convert a quote on a webpage to markdown.
A website can have visible and invisible parts much like an iceberg.
There is a webcam in my office that I use to take photos of the whiteboard. This setup was inspired by Dror Bar Natan’s Blackboard Shots. If you know of anyone else with a similar setup, please let me know.
Thoughts about why it is so easy to overthing blogging.
What to do if you think I might be dead, who to contact, and some thoughts about why that matters.
How I use newsboat and sfeed to generate a static page of RSS feeds that I follow.
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