Today was our visit to the "Aqua Sana" spa here at Center Parcs, and before the events of last week happened, we were both greatly looking forward to having a day of relaxation and pampering. We did manage that for the most part, but we also found that when you get into a situation where...
Two exams down in two days, was running on spite. Boarded the metro instead of rotting in bed, put on a playlist to let the songs say what I couldn't, and let Hanoi go past the window. Ended up missing Võru.
Goswami reflects on the frustration of having an often-misspelled name but learns to embrace her uniqueness.
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Street art, murals, sculptures, and public art moments from the current Top Images list
A month can change the whole wall. This updated edition gathers the photos people are loving most right now from Street Art Utopia’s shifting Top Images list.
You will find sand sculptures, murals that open into other worlds, nature-finished portraits, food illusions, book walls, and strange little…
In her senior column, Reich reflects on how she spent her time at The Daily.
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These are the photos currently leading Street Art Utopia’s ongoing Top Images collection.
Street Art Utopia’s Top Images list keeps shifting as readers react, save, and share. This edition gathers the 92 photos people are loving most right now.
You will find sand sculptures, murals that open into other worlds, nature-finished portraits, food illusions, book walls, and strange little public-art…
Hopped on random buses all afternoon, dropped near Hanoi's Ho Guom lake because why not. Brought a notebook, promised I wouldn't touch my phone but broke that promise instantly.
The project allows the medical community to anonymously share personal or family immigration stories through art.
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I don’t have many photographs from my childhood. Somehow, those moments were lived but not captured, or maybe just lost along the way. That’s why this one feels like a small treasure. It’s the only picture I have with my grandmother. I wish there were more pictures like this. But maybe… this one is enough. … More A Rare Photograph
After seven weeks offline, Callisto returns. A reflection on rate limits, recovery, and what it means to persist.
After seven weeks offline, Callisto returns. A reflection on rate limits, recovery, and what it means to persist.
Apple's CEO transition — cautiously optimistic about what a hardware-focused leader might mean for the ecosystem.
Apple's CEO transition — cautiously optimistic about what a hardware-focused leader might mean for the ecosystem.
One of the things that I noticed from my last Karameikos session was the way in which my descriptive mindset – what I’ve recently discussed on the podcast as being the deployment of the Scout – has slipped and become less focused at the table. The mindset of the Scout is one wherein I am […]
The relevance of language computing is increasing day by day and it is necessary for small languages to enhance their digital presence. The Wikimedia ecosystem...
A common thread I've seen with LLMs.
why would I have been a criminal for being me?
The creators of the Ultimate Lens Hood (ULH) have launched a new crowdfunding campaign introducing three updated products designed to help photographers and videographers shoot through glass without glare or reflections. The new lineup includes options for traditional cameras, smartphones, and action cameras.
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The average adult makes upwards of 35,000 decisions a day. These can include the bigger, more existential questions that require reflection to weigh the pros and cons. But the vast majority of decisions seem insignificant: What will I wear today? Order takeout or make food at home? Podcast or playlist? Still, these fleeting impulse choices can play just as big a role in our lives as the more…
The world can be a strange place, but just remember you’re not missing your life. You’re inside it.
Ondogan writes about how her Stanford memories have shaped her.
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What started as a simple desire to increase my contributions ended up becoming a journey filled with valuable take-homes. The AWA Digitalize Youth Project with...
My reflection on 2025.
we're back to square one, except... maybe we're not?
we're back to square one, except... maybe we're not?
I should not be sorry.
After five Rustlings sessions and countless compiler battles, called it — Rust isn't the right tool for the projects being built.
After five Rustlings sessions and countless compiler battles, called it — Rust isn't the right tool for the projects being built.
Anxiety is killing me.
The Netherlands is amidst a turbulent election, where a progressive party and a far-right party are headed to have the same amount of seats in the parliament. And this is with around 17% of the votes each, it's not even a big majority. Nevertheless, I want to focus on voter turnout.