
A flashback!!
Barely any time to work or blog the last couple of weeks because of family stuff that maybe I’ll write about later when I can get my head together. I’ve enjoyed shipping the movie and TV show features. They are a nice distraction. The video improvements are close… Need some space to ship them.
A few initial thoughts on ChatGPT Atlas… Good name. I thought about naming a product Atlas recently. Dia still feels like a more complete design, but Atlas can be more tightly integrated with ChatGPT history. I don’t use Dia’s AI features mostly because it feels too separate from other tools.
Great blog post about why people like 37signals:
They write books, give talks, maintain strong Twitter presences, and share their opinions on everything from work culture to F1. I don’t always agree with their opinions. I might disagree with a good deal more than 50% of them. But I know where they stand, and I know why.
37signals has created a unique business over 20+ years, and I think this post explains why it will persist even as there is controversy from time to time, such as recent disappointment with DHH’s political posts.
I had my first lussebulle of the year today.
This delicious pastry is a soft saffron bun baked especially for Lucia Day in December. They arrived early this year, and I couldn’t resist having one. So good!
I got curious to find out if the lussebulle (lusse is like a nickname for Lucia, bulle means bun in Swedish) was something typical for Sweden. Turns out it pretty much is. I’d never thought about it before, it’s just something I take for granted.
While sipping my coffee, I kept thinking about taking things for granted. It’s so easy to do. We’re so used to it, so why even bother thinking about it, right?
But some of the things we expect, or even demand, would be a dream come true for others: a home, a job, family and friends, good health, food, clean water, freedom, peace, equality...
Being able to check off just a few of those each day is a rare luxury for many people. What’s a given for us has been taken away from them.
Let’s not forget.
Found on Kev’s blog and originally started by Dave, here are my answers to this fun blog challenge:
Sometimes. I’d say maybe a few times a week? I’m terrible at being consistent, and that includes flossing regularly.
Coffee in the morning, tea (sometimes) later in the day, not enough water the rest of the time. Did I mention I’m terrible at being consistent? That includes drinking enough water.
Right now, I’d say flip flops, even though they are a terrible choice when you have to walk around the woods.
Probably Crema catalana. It’s the one dessert I’m resisting the temptation to buy what’s needed to make it myself at home because I know I’d end up eating it every day, three times a day.
I say hi to the dog that’s for sure sleeping somewhere near.
From a purely physical perspective, I’d say 22. If I have to consider all factors, I’d say 36. And I’m 36.
Do beanies and toques count as hats? Because if they do, then I own 7 hats. If they don’t, then I’m down to 3.
It’s from a walk with the dog the other day: clear sky and some tree branches and leaves illuminated by a lovely light. Most of my gallery looks like that.
I don’t watch TV, and the last time I watched a TV series, I think it was in the dark days of the COVID shutdown, which happened what, 32 years ago? I don’t even know what’s on TV these days.
The oldest memory I have of a job I wanted to do was car designer. I remember loving seeing yellow FIAT Coupé around. Funny because now I couldn’t care less about cars.
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Giving Obsidian a try again for two reasons; file over app (or database) and I want my notes to be more cross platform to use on Linux machines. Based on what I’m seeing from Apple, I’m starting to see a future (albeit distant) where I’m on Linux full-time.