Liked Newsletters by Robin Rendle (robinrendle.com)| Tracy Durnell's Mind Garden
This is part three of a series on tackling wants, managing my media diet, and finding enough. Read the introduction on “the mindset of more.”| Tracy Durnell's Mind Garden
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As we in the IndieWeb promote personal websites and encourage more people to write and publish online, and nostalgia for blogs and RSS is high, it’s useful to hone in on what exactly we’re talking about when we say blog.* Because, despite being a form of writing for more than 20 years, blogging is surprisingly hard to pin down.**| Tracy Durnell's Mind Garden
I’ve been playing the game Satisfactory recently with my sister. In it, you are workers setting up mines and factories on a new planet. You don’t have the full list of everything you’re going to need to do upfront, so you build each thing as you need it… winding up with a convoluted mess once you reach a certain stage of production. Our setup had us constantly hurdling over mazes of conveyor belts (because we hadn’t realized yet it was possible to elevate them). In the game, it’s ...| Tracy Durnell's Mind Garden
Last week, I updated my blogroll to include everyone in my RSS feed reader. While I read a lot of topical blogs and newsletters, I also follow a goodly number of interesting people I don’t know as well as acquaintances. I didn’t include these personal blogs on my blogroll before, but decided it was time to add them.| Tracy Durnell's Mind Garden
Twenty years ago today, I wrote my first blog post! (I stopped blogging from about 2009-2011, so I haven’t technically been blogging for twenty years yet — guess I get to celebrate twenty years twice 😂)| Tracy Durnell's Mind Garden
Replied to The Curse of Recursion: Training on Generated Data Makes Models Forget (arXiv.org)| Tracy Durnell's Mind Garden