Humor How to Finish All the Items on Your To-Do List With the fast pace of modern life and the go-go-go, always-on work culture, it’s easy to get to the end of the day and feel like you didn’t accomplish anything. Heck, sometimes you get to the end of a busy day and
Photography Nexus Toronto, Ontario, 2019-10-05 (f/4.5, 1/500, 100).This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
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Reading Notes Reading Notes on “Modern Science and Anarchism” This essay felt like an excellent short summary of anarchist thought and its history. In attempting to make a case that anarchism is born from the inductive reasoning of the scientific method, Kropotkin ends up outlining the history of the movement in a tight
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Animal Crossing New Horizons Starting a new life on Cobbler Island in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, 2020-03-20.
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Photography Kate Critiques Apple’s Deep Fusion in an Ad-Hoc Manner I am prepared to offer a critique of the iPhone 11 Pro camera, specifically the Deep Fusion machine learning piece to add in detail. While it’s an impressive piece of engineering, it doesn’t always lead to great photos. Sometimes, it imparts so
Politics On Half Measures One of the worst parts of this COVID-19 pandemic to me is that we’re seeing in real-time what happens in a capitalist economy when constant consumption and needless production just stop. It’s ugly. I’ve been trying to explain this to people
Fighting Against Structure So that last post was really something right? Lots of poetic language there at the end. Really felt like I might be saying something profound, right? Never forget that I'm full of shit, and like all writers, I make mundane things sound so much
