A bunch of stuff I think is worth paying money for, even when you don't have to.

"If I screw this up," I said to Char, "I want it on video."

Learned a few things today, thought I'd post them online. Some binary search is involved.

I was on a panel for the UQ Computing Society, and I had a plush shark on my lap the whole time.

I had some strong opinions on the internet: give Shakespeare a rest, and leave him out of original content occasionally.

My very first Rust program helps you distinguish between stdout and stderr.

Better shitposting through legitimate front-end libraries.

Back to making important videos of other people's dogs 😎

SQLAlchemy has these things called hybrid properties, which let you create class attributes that can be accessed from Python but also from SQL. They can be tricky to combine with other logic like regular expressions.

Still not becoming a video game writer, though.

Musings on becoming a climate activist.

Some notes on zsh environment variables while creating a macOS quick action to prepare images for web publishing.

For the control freak who thinks they make fewer mistakes than the computer does, and is probably right.

Here's a toy to get your code into a festive spirit.

This is a simple demo of a layout idea I had. Inspired by my working through the Mozilla Development Network's CSS resources recently.