Two weeks in one: a lazy sci-fi night, a 3D-printed funnel an LLM dreamed up for me, Sidecar finally behaving, and a Claude Code launcher that now asks which model.
Tag: weekly-notes
Two and a half months of silence, a hospital stay, and too many airports. Here’s how a new writing skill I can run from my phone is getting me back to blogging.
Another two weeks without a post. Not a shock — I knew Madrid was coming, and by now I know exactly how that goes: things pile up before the trip, more things pile up after, and writing ends up at the bottom of the list every single time. The next three weeks are shaping up […]
These past two weeks have been pretty hectic. Work piled up while I was away in Korea, and coming back meant diving straight into clearing the backlog, mostly professional stuff, so I can’t really get into the details here. On the personal side, nothing major to report: I kept up with both exercise and reading, […]
This week: a mediocre sci-fi movie, a broken suitcase, broken shoes, and landing in Seoul for the first time.
A thin week dominated by Korea trip preparations and work deadlines, with just one movie squeezed in.
A week of tinkering: fixing the Bambulab A1, flashing AWTRIX3 on a pixel clock, printing useful stuff, and a trip to the Monte-Carlo Masters.
War Machine and K-Pop Demon Hunters on Netflix, a zsh functions blog post, and interesting AI links from around the web.
A week of tinkering: opera course, self-hosted document management and music streaming, a SwiftUI menu bar app, and two new watches.
Week 12 recap: first cinema trip in a year for Project Hail Mary, plus a couple of AI tooling bookmarks.