Happy new year! I just posted my 2024 year-in-review post over on the other part of this site. It was fun to sum up the year, and I’m excited to see where 2025 takes me! On to the links:
Happy new year! I just posted my 2024 year-in-review post over on the other part of this site. It was fun to sum up the year, and I’m excited to see where 2025 takes me! On to the links:
Is it even worth talking about what weather is and isn’t “unseasonable” anymore?
It was the first snow of the season in New York City last night! Today the sun is shining, so we’ll see how long it actually sticks around for.
I’ve got fewer articles than normal this week in the newsletter — I spent more time than normal reading actual, gosh-darned novels! Taking even more inspriation from Arne Bahlo I might start writing up longer reviews of books I read.
I took a vacation this week, so I’m writing this weekly with more of a laid-back attitude.
Happy Saturday! After sending off last week’s installment I finally finished up and published part 3 of my Nix-on-macOS series. This was sitting in my drafts folder for a long while and I’m happy to have gotten it out there. I have some more ideas for posts in the series to write, but I also want to start thinking about other series and topics I can explore.
Hey there! I hope everyone has had a great past six months. Life comes at you fast and when the weather got warm I found it harder to keep the routine of writing every week. It’s getting cold again, I’m back in my coffee shop, and will still be aspirationally calling this series “weekly” to try and keep myself motivated to write.
Anyways, I’ve got less than I expected saved up in my Pinboard, but it’s enough for a Weekly, so let’s get to it!
May the Fourth be with you! It’s been a while again, but I’m here with some more links, and also a bit of a longer reflection to start off the Weekly today.
I spent a week in Mexico City last month. In the morning I would walk around Roma Norte, the neighborhood I was staying in, looking for an espresso to start my day. At one point I found a coffee shop that just really spoke to me: I walked in, smiled, and was excited to order. Stepping back and looking around, I could only think of this snippet from Ezra Klein’s interview with Kyle Chayka that I linked to back in January:
Happy Saturday! It’s April, I just finished doing my taxes, and I’m excited to share some links with you all this week :)