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On celebrating death
Lindsay Graham has died, and I'm celebrating.
A home computer table
In my quest to set up a home computer station, I realized I needed a proper desk at which to place it. I'm quite particular about desks, especially the ergonomics of the height of the keyboard. In my design, I'm placing the main desk top at 25 inches above the …
Second impressions on Claude
There are imperfections in the facade.
Myths of living a rural life
I had the fortune of "previewing" rural life before actually committing to it by spending almost half my time for two years up in West Point before moving there. Even so, I discovered a number of realities of living in a rural place for which I had incorrect assumptions.
A day at the mug bog
Nothing like watching a Jimmy struggling in the mud to make a hard left and having to back up.
First impressions on Claude
Claude is quite stunning.
Oliver the lamp
My dog got a foxtail under his eyelid.
A tale of two printers
Last year, we decided we needed a second printer. Here is an overly dramatized account of what happened.
AI is making me a micromanager
I am a manager. I hate being a manager. Granted, I manage a whopping two people (two and half, if we're being realistic about job tasks), but I still don't enjoy it. I understand it is a necessary evil in a company of size greater than two, and on the …
The inhumanity of the metric system
The metric system is made for computation. I am not a computer.