Glorious steampunk
Reminds me of ye olde Jules Verne romantic exploration of the unknown, turned up a notch and rendered in beautiful illustrations.…
Before the end
I had previously read the “Age of …” series by Eric Hobsbawm, and though I have a mixed personal opinion of him, I found his books insightful. This book, written much after those sweeping overviews,…
Annual recap — 2022
Family * Parents visited * Bunch of paperwork * Some IRS interaction * Citizenship (!) * Joint 39th birthday party Hiking…
Monthly Curations: December 2022
* LiDaR is the gift that keeps giving, in the dense forests of South America * It's good to make things for fun * A reasonable overview of Urbit * On over-hyped claims and throwing around the…
Monthly Summary (December 2022)
Major updates * India trip to meet family * Decided to start at a new place post-Sigma (will follow-up with a post with details on each) Minor updates * Traded in my troublesome Subaru Out…
Why Modern Movies Suck - Setup And Payoff
Watching a bunch of this guy’s vids recently, very therapeutic :-)…
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LiDaR is the gift that keeps giving, in the dense forests of South America: www.vice.com/en/articl...…
Looking within the lens
As seen at "Museo Camera"…
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It's good to make things _for fun_https://austinhenley.com/blog/programmingasplay.html…
Blackberry finale
All good things must come to an end, a personal technology lesson that’s hard to learn.…
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A strange choice for a wine brand (!?)…
On being normal while disconnected
Interesting quote from Justin Murphy: > We should try to disconnect from all of these culture-substitutes, which have been spoonfed to us by corporations in naked bids for cognitive control. And i…