Blogs tagged "variety"

It’s now just two more days until I go back to work after a fantastic three-week summer vacation. I want at least thr...

I started this “blog-series” to force myself to write more about my set up, and my continuous iterations. But it didn...

2026 is officially 50% done. My goal for this month’s post was to have a proper tagline for the lead, but I can’t thi...

Previously: Ordinal numbers and basic set theory Ordinals as nim-heaps Nim always ends, even with infinite ordinals I...

Previously: Ordinal numbers and basic set theory Ordinals as nim-heaps Nim always ends, even with infinite ordinals I...

In mathematical study there are two kinds of theorems, which serve very different purposes. Math instruction follows ...

In the vastness of empty space surrounding Earth, the Moon is our closest celestial neighbor. Its face, periodically ...

The dream of soaring in the sky like a bird has captivated the human mind for ages. Although many failed, some eventu...

Why read the book? Jules Verne published Journey to the Centre of the Earth in 1864. Professor Otto Lidenbrock finds ...

Why read the book? Robert Louis Stevenson published Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde in 1886. The story is short...

Why read the book? Yossi Cohen served as director of Mossad from 2016 to 2021. In The Sword of Freedom he describes h...

A professional update, some new things, a request for listeners, and a reading.

A simple method for checking in; a reading & a game for Disability Pride Month; plus some recent updates across the s...

Episode details A reading of a short poem by W.S. Merwin: The Estuary. I share a few words about what might have infl...

Kicking rocks, it feels like.

Some lists of Bourdain's that I liked.

Thinking ahead.

I've been running GrapheneOS for a little over a year now and didn't realize much Smart Notifications have changed ph...

The adoption of AI Tooling ironically encourages better practices. Now you have to actually do everything you've been...

Sony is locking the PlayStation down more and more. I just want to free my PS4 Persona 5 Royal save so I can play on ...

I never thought I’d own a Strat, but now I do. Guess it’s true that the amount of guitars one needs will laways be n ...

Plans for the future of this website. To keep this brief, it’s probably best served as a list: Probably won’t write a...

An archive of what used to be my /notes page. Node.js: Buffer in Cloudflare Workers Using things like Buffer.from() i...

Review of Yars: Recharged for the Nintendo Switch with a focus on Mission 29 (Wingman)

A post talking about the concept of attributing scores while reviewing media

Strategic plan my ass, more like a 15 million euro donation.

28 July 2026 marked my 34th birthday. Being the birthday person did not mean I did not need to do chores when it was ...

Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍🌈 Cassette Beasts 2002 Announced Permalink to section 'Cassette Beasts 2002 Announced' # Casset...

Maternal Uncle's Funeral Permalink to section 'Maternal Uncle's Funeral' # On 21 May 2026, we received the news that ...

Messaging as a customer channel and its relationship to cost of labour: interesting thoughts from Mark Zuckerberg in ...

I upgraded the blogging engine for this site from an outdated version of Hugo (0.92.2) to the latest release (0.147.0...

My attempt to write more frequently by sharing random updates clearly failed (just look at when I published the last ...

Salutations, friends! It has been a time since I’ve had the notion of treating ChaoticanWriter.com as a place to talk...

Showcasing the latest tabletop roleplaying games from: Ghostfire Gaming, Splattered Ink Games, Wet Ink Games, Bright ...

I ran twenty 45-minute demos of Daggerheart at Gen Con 2025. Here is a list of big takeaways I have for game masters ...

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Archiving the old blog CSS. Just in case.

I like things that make me think.

Bill Walton was a one-man Venn diagram. A two-time NCAA champion at UCLA under the legendary John Wooden. A two-time ...

Bill Walton was a one-man Venn diagram. He was a two-time NCAA champion at UCLA under the legendary John Wooden. A tw...

Everyone said NO. Not this year. Not this time. Not this team. We were all wrong. But never before has being so wrong...

These weeknotes are coming in a day late because reasons. The World The Iran war is in a deadlock with both sides cla...

Previously: 30 NES/Famicom Games I finished as a kid, my list of completed console games from around 2002 Intro This ...

Early this year, I set up Linux Mint dual boot with Windows 11, coming back to desktop Linux after so many years: Ret...

Review of Yars: Recharged for the Nintendo Switch with a focus on Mission 29 (Wingman)

A post talking about the concept of attributing scores while reviewing media

Strategic plan my ass, more like a 15 million euro donation.

From computer security to writing the MTG rulebook, there are some failure modes that everyone tends to fall into.

A modest proposal to reform the system of summoning judges to assist players in need.

A tool to help with top 8 math, designing prize structures, cEDH tournament structures, etc.

I've seen this Blog Question Challenge going around for a while now, and recently Brandon was nice enough to challeng...

I've seen this Blog Question Challenge going around for a while now, and recently Brandon was nice enough to challeng...

Lately, my son has been obsessed with asking us to tell him stories. At first, I eagerly jumped on every opportunity ...

Chuniversiteit has a fresh new look and more convenient packaging! Mostly for myself, but maybe it will also benefit ...

People with parallel careers simultaneously hold two different jobs not because they have to but because they want to.

Data scientists and clinicians provide their perspectives on how humans and AI can safely work together in intensive ...

Daniel Fletcher shared some very sad news with me. His father—my friend—Ted Fletcher, passed away today. Ted Fletcher...

I can’t help but feel that blogrolls are now suddenly more relevant than they have ever been. I found myself revisiti...

I wrote a book review on Tony Warriner’s Revolution: The Quest for Game Development Greatness. The post Tony Warriner...