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• James' Coffee Blog

Proust’s questionnaire

Zachary’s website introduced me to “Proust’s questionnaire”, a series of questions by Marcel Proust. I thought it would be fun to try and respond to them! I am writing this blog post as the snow falls outside. I wasn’t expecting snow today, but here it is. Some of the most w...

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• James' Coffee Blog

A sandwich questionnaire, part two

Ruben, after responding to the sandwich questionnaire that Zachary blogged about, added a few more questions. When I saw the blog post, I thought: these questions are exactly what I need today. Below I have responded to the delightfully-named “second helping” questions that R...

Daniel Pietzsch’s Photo Journal

July 2024

Random photos from summer. A Forkalyst gig. The big funfair. Irrland. And the start into our vacation. (38 photos)

Dan’s Polaroids

10.02.2026

A cupboard with a laptop and an audio interface in a rehearsal space. A bass guitar and amps next to it.
Recording

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• James' Coffee Blog

The inverted index pattern

In “Build a search index in Python”, I walked through how to create a search index using the “inverted index” structure. This structure is commonly used in document search. This week I was thinking about “inverting” data is more broadly applicable in software engineering tha...

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• James' Coffee Blog

Designing for inactive users: Account check-ins and deletion

Artemis has been open for registration with an invite code for over a year. In that time, many people have signed up. With that said, not everyone who signs up will end up using their account. This is par for the course with software. Signing up for an account doesn’t mean so...

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• James' Coffee Blog

Redesigning the Artemis account deletion back-end

As I have been building Artemis, I have learned that the account deletion flow requires constant review. For example, whenever I add a new database table, I need to make sure that table is in the account deletion flow. I may also need to create an index in the database so I c...

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• James' Coffee Blog

Notifying users of page updates

Some time in January, I was going through my browser tabs and came across an Artemis tab that had been opened a while ago. But it took me a moment to realise that the tab might be out of date. My eyes went first to the posts from authors to which I have subscribed, then to th...

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• Joe Crawford

Been a while since I went to La Jolla shores. A low key but enjoyable short session.

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• James' Coffee Blog

Brainstorming source code editing for web applications

Last year, I worked on a bookmarklet for editing pages on my website. When clicked, the bookmarklet would open the page in GitHub that corresponded with the page I was viewing. I used the bookmarklet so much I turned it into a browser extension, which I still use regularly to...

Dan’s Polaroids

09.02.2026

Me with a venician carneval mask on in red and black.
Fooling around.

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• Naty S

Weeknote 2026-W06: Bookwyrm, CNY, NB 2002R & AI

Weeknote 2026-W06: Bookwyrm, CNY, NB 2002R & AI

Book tracking with Fediverse Bookwyrm, CNY and New Balance sneakers. Some IndieWeb themes, agentic AI security concerns, and other curated links.

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• Joe Crawford

Buy a blog post from Shae Erisson

We are all a bit poor–those of us who are not rich–these days. We dream of making things and monetizing. What do kids want to do when they grow up? They want to be streamers and YouTubers. That’s the visible way to make money. 25 years ago the culture derided women who appeared in video...

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• James' Coffee Blog

Drawing and hand-written fonts

I have been thinking about hand-writing and websites in the background for a little while. I made a hand-written font using Calligraphr a few months ago. I enjoyed making this font, but haven't used it for a web project yet. Here's what it looks like: While making the font,...

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• Joe Crawford

Places on the Bluesky map

bluesky-map.theo.io is a map of Bluesky. The creator, Theo Sanderson, posted this: I made a map of 3.4 million Bluesky users – see if you can find yourself! bluesky-map.theo.io I’ve seen some similar projects, but IMO this seems to better capture some of the fine-grained detail My handle is my website, verified with a DNS...

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• Joe Crawford

“Mildly Dynamic Website” — (hey that’s how I work)

Reading, as I do, a lot of blogs and ingesting “the web as she as spoke” as much as possible, I come across lots of jargon. Much of it is narrowly helpful, but ultimately, optional. But just a few minutes ago I came across Larry Garfield’s post Mild Dynamic Websites Are Back which led me...

Dan’s Polaroids

08.02.2026

A medieval tower and part of a wall in sunshine with a tree and its shadows.
In Ratingen for a birthday celebration.

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• Naty S

Caw Caw: Trapped in the Terminal

Caw Caw: Trapped in the Terminal

A small, niche creative slash page inspired by fractalkitty, who’s an IndieWeb blogger and bird enthusiast.

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• Joe Crawford

b+w at pb

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• James' Coffee Blog

Sandwich Questionnaire

I love sandwiches. Earlier today I was thinking about how you can eat a sandwich at any time of the day. I have eaten sandwiches for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. When I saw Zachary’s “Sandwich Questionnaire“, I thought I have to respond to this! I have been thinking about r...