Saturday morning session in Belfast
Saturday morning session in Belfast
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Friday afternoon session in Belfast
Friday afternoon session in Belfast
Thursday night session in Belfast
Thursday night session in Belfast
Thursday evening session in east Belfast
Thursday evening session in east Belfast
Thursday afternoon session in Belfast
Thursday afternoon session in Belfast
Feeling a little verklemt at Belfast Trad Fest …thank you to everyone from thesession.org who made this possible!
Feeling a little verklemt at Belfast Trad Fest …thank you to everyone from thesession.org who made this possible!
Wednesday night session in Belfast
Wednesday night session in Belfast
Wednesday evening session in Belfast
Wednesday evening session in Belfast
Wednesday afternoon session in Belfast
Wednesday afternoon session in Belfast
Tuesday afternoon session in Belfast
Tuesday afternoon session in Belfast
Monday afternoon session in Belfast
Monday afternoon session in Belfast
Reading Doggerland by Ben Smith.
Reading Doggerland by Ben Smith.
Dervish in the Ulster Hall
Dervish in the Ulster Hall
Checked in at Ulster Hall for NOTIFY, Dervish, Cormac McCarthy, MGCE Concert Orchestra, and 5 more…. Dervish!
Checked in at Ulster Hall for NOTIFY, Dervish, Cormac McCarthy, MGCE Concert Orchestra, and 5 more…. Dervish!
Sunday afternoon session in Belfast
Sunday afternoon session in Belfast
Going to Belfast. brb
Going to Belfast. brb
The sound of inevitability | My place to put things
People advancing an inevitabilist world view state that the future they perceive will inevitably come to pass. It follows, relatively straightforwardly, that the only sensible way to respond to this is to prepare as best you can for that future.
This is a fantastic framing method. Anyone who sees the future differently to you can be brushed aside as “ignoring reality”, and the only conversations worth engaging are those that already accept your premise.
Addicted to Every Possibility by Nathan Beck
Find freedom not in infinite choice, but in working a single seam until you strike gold: conducting dozens, even hundreds, of iterations within a tight parameter space—not in search of more, but in search of better.
Welcome to Medieval Murder Maps
CSI London, York, and Oxford:
Discover the murders, sudden deaths, sanctuary churches, and prisons of three thriving medieval cities.
Designing a Grid-Aware Branch
branch.climateaction.tech/issues/issue-9/designing-a-grid-aware-branch/
Hannah runs through the details of making a grid-aware website:
The design adjusts between “low”, “moderate”, and “high” based on the quantity of fossil fuels on your local energy grid.
I like this idea, but I really think it needs to be on by default, rather than being opt-in.
And I’m really intrigued by the idea of a grid-aware browser!
A Friendly Introduction to SVG • Josh W. Comeau
A fantastic explanation of the building blocks of SVG, illustrated—as always—with Josh’s interactive examples.
A human review | Trys Mudford
Following on from my earlier link about AI etiquette, what Trys experienced here is utterly deflating:
I spent a couple of hours working through my notes and writing up a review before sending it to my manager, awaiting their equivalent review for me.
However, the review I received back was, quite simply, quintessential AI slop.
When slopagandists talk about “AI” boosting productivity, this is the kind of shite they’re talking about.
Streamlining HTML web components
If you’re a front-end developer and you don’t read Chris Ferdinandi’s blog, you should change that right now. Add that RSS feed to your feed reader of choice!
Lately he’s been posting about some of the thinking behind his Kelp UI library. That includes some great nuggets of...
It’s rude to show AI output to people | Alex Martsinovich
distantprovince.by/posts/its-rude-to-show-ai-output-to-people/
For the longest time, writing was more expensive than reading. If you encountered a body of written text, you could be sure that at the very least, a human spent some time writing it down. The text used to have an innate proof-of-thought, a basic token of humanity.
Now, AI has made text very, very, very cheap. … Any text can be AI slop. If you read it, you’re injured in this war. You engaged and replied – you’re as good as dead. The dead internet is not just dead it’s poisoned.
I think that realistically, our main weapon in this war is AI etiquette.
Butlerian Jihad
This page collects my blog posts on the topic of fighting off spam bots, search engine spiders and other non-humans wasting the precious resources we have on Earth.
Monday session
Monday session
Portugeating
Hi Chris. You mentioned you were off to Portugal soon to explore Lisbon and Porto and I promised I’d send along some food tips from my previous visits.
I’ll skip over the obvious. No doubt you’ll seek out pasteis de nata in Lisbon. And I’m sure someone will convince you to ...
Thit Corcaigh ina gcodladh sa dara leath! 😴 Bhuaigh an fhoireann níos fearr. 😭
Thit Corcaigh ina gcodladh sa dara leath! 😴
Bhuaigh an fhoireann níos fearr. 😭
Donegal to Galway to Clare
After spending a week immersed in the language and the landscape of Glencolmcille, Jessica and I were headed to Miltown Malbay for the annual Willie Clancy music week.
I could only get us accommodation from the Monday onwards so we had a weekend in between Donegal and Clare...
Watching the all-Ireland hurling final on BBC2, but listening to the commentary on Raidió na Gaeltachta. Corcaigh abú!
Watching the all-Ireland hurling final on BBC2, but listening to the commentary on Raidió na Gaeltachta.
Corcaigh abú!