Book Review: Promise Me You’ll Shoot Yourself by Florian Huber
Unfortunately, sometimes regret only appears once you lose.
Unfortunately, sometimes regret only appears once you lose.
A casual bar question leads me down a thinky rabbit hole.
I really just want to find ways to make my life easier.
Thanks, but no thanks.
Holy crap, what an experience!
This is a book.
Maybe some day I’ll become Kung Fu Dad too…
This book is for kids???
I don’t much like the solutions I’ve seen, so I wrote my own.
I love using the I Ching as a meditation tool. You should give it a try!
I related to this book a little more than I’m comfortable with…
You just gotta let yourself do what you like.
Or: How I can do myself a favor and stop relying on my terrible memory.
The practice of reading and critiquing is essential to improving your own skill as a writer.
AI models are tools. Their virtue lies entirely in how we employ them.
Is it worth pursuing an MFA?
A fervent belief in oneself is infectious.
In which Richard Ford keeps giving bad advice.
Everyone in the tech industry knows that software engineering interviews are awful and very few companies have done something about it.
I feel bad for Mr. Fish…
Translation depends more on how well you know English than it does on how well you know your source language.