(Note to any of you poor readers who’ve previously tried to make sense of this post: somehow, when I published it, I jumbled up the order of the paragraphs, which I didn’t notice until days later. I’ve put them in a more sensible order, now. It’s not that this is some riveting Who Done It […]
Month: October 2026
Night Moves in Madison
Those Bob Seger lyrics aren’t about what I’d thought they were about. Well, yes, there’s that. The song was released in 1976, the year my sister turned sweet sixteen and Dad gave her the red TR6. I was eight years old. Astounding. I remember snickering at the implications of what “night moves” meant in the […]
Nobel Prize in Physics!
I know I just posted yesterday, but I want to tell everyone right away. The guy who runs Finn’s project won the Nobel Prize in Physics!! In an interview cited by the New York Times, the laureate said that his work was the result of a “large collaboration” with other researchers. That’s Finn! Soon he’ll […]
My Retiree Monday: From an AI-Designed House to the Last Kayak Run of the Year
My final day of sloth this summer I spent finishing my stupid AI house renovation design and kayaking under a clear sky.
