Category Archives: Genres

Weeknote for 5/12/2019

Posted on May 13, 2019 by Andy

Coding project generator 😐 I finally got moving on this … if “moving” can mean being immediately sidetracked by a massive dependency update and the total failure of all my tests. I think I know how to fix them now, … Continue reading →

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Weeknote for 5/5/2019

Posted on May 6, 2019 by Andy

Life maintenance 🙂 After eight months of living at this apartment, I’m finally unpacking my books. The apartment is looking much nicer with the books on the shelves, and now I won’t have to dig around in boxes to find … Continue reading →

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Weeknote for 4/28/2019

Posted on April 29, 2019 by Andy

Easter 🙂 Part 2 of Easter weekend with my brother, who was in town to visit. Sunday morning Michael came back from his all-night Easter Vigil and sunrise service, and after an hour or less, we walked out the door … Continue reading →

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Weeknote for 4/21/2019

Posted on April 25, 2019 by Andy

Music 😎 At the beginning of the week, I played synth on our worship team at church. In our Saturday rehearsal the day before, our pianist, Sejeong, spontaneously reharmonized a couple of lines using an odd chord that worked perfectly. … Continue reading →

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Weeknote for 4/14/2019

Posted on April 16, 2019 by Andy

Comics 😐 It turned out the kind of reading order I wanted to create would’ve taken way too much time. DC’s publishing history is just way too long and complicated for a week or two of effort. So I wrote … Continue reading →

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Weeknote for 4/7/2019

Posted on April 12, 2019 by Andy

Site update 🙂 Last Sunday I found out there’s a term for these updates I’ve been posting for the past couple of years. They’re called weeknotes (H/T Baldur Bjarnason). They’ve been around for a while, but apparently they’ve become more … Continue reading →

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Update for 3/31/2019

Posted on April 1, 2019 by Andy

Comics 🤔 My project for the first half of Thinkulum April is a reading order for DC comics’ crossover events. It might end up mostly being a big planning session. DC’s publication history is very complicated, and I’m not really … Continue reading →

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Update for 3/24/2019

Posted on March 25, 2019 by Andy

Experimental literature 😎 I finished my work on this project for March (technically a day late, on Sunday, but pretend I didn’t say that). I’ve posted the list at Experimental Literature Links. It’s meant to be a starting point for … Continue reading →

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Update for 3/17/2019

Posted on March 20, 2019 by Andy

Experimental literature 🤔 My goal in this project is to create a list of experimental works and links to other such lists. I’m basing the organization on a collection of scholarly essays, The Routledge Companion to Experimental Literature. I got … Continue reading →

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Update for 3/10/2019

Posted on March 13, 2019 by Andy

Music 😎 Tuesday I took the afternoon off from work, took a long nap, and then headed out to see Jacob Collier in concert. Jacob Collier trials 1 and 2 passed: the Chicago traffic gauntlet and getting into the concert … Continue reading →