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soulcruzer
soulcruzerOct 7, 2026
Making my thoughts visible again
I’m writing this from a narrow hotel room near King’s Cross. There’s a single bed, a television on the wall and, most importantly, a decent space to write. The room I had last week was a tiny square that was mostly bed. This one has enough room for a desk and a thought to stretch...
Attentionblogging
Ewan’s Blog
Ewan’s BlogOct 2, 2026
Six Years of Building Things
reflection
I'm Not Doctor Who
I'm Not Doctor WhoSep 18, 2026
#oneaday Day 833: Things I miss
It is, I suspect, a natural part of growing older that you start to miss things that are no longer a regular part of your life. So I thought I might reflect on that a bit today. In what turned out to be rough chronological order: I miss my school days. While there are aspects...
lonelinessmemories
soulcruzer
soulcruzerSep 14, 2026
I remember seeing Platoon for the first time. …
I remember seeing Platoon for the first time. I was a cadet at the West Point Prep School, and I went with two of my fellow cadets, Dan and Trevor. We were young and gung-ho, itching for adventure and eager to prove ourselves as soldiers and future officers. All three of us had our hearts...
filmidentity
soulcruzer
soulcruzerSep 7, 2026
The Monster in the Mirror
The mirror is a monster for a lot of people. I know this because I have stood in front of it and felt the room change. Not every time. Not dramatically. No gothic apparition rising out of the glass. Sometimes it's much quieter than that. You're brushing your teeth, washing your face, catching yourself in...
ageidentity
The Cozy Questlog
The Cozy QuestlogAug 18, 2026
The Game Wants to Be Played!
Exploring collectables, repair, stewardship, and games.
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game designcollectables
Rumonations
RumonationsAug 6, 2026
On Social (Dis)Connection
social mediacommunity
Rumonations
RumonationsAug 6, 2026
On the Origins Of, and Our Responses to, Terminology
Borrowing an invitation from Vanessa Machado de Oiveira, via the introduction from her book, Outgrowing Modernity, to "[understand] that complexity resists neatness - and so should the language we use to navigate it."
languagecomplexity
Published Drafts
Published DraftsJul 18, 2026
Everyone Walking the Other Way
On bad travel timing and capturing emotions for later writing
writinglgbtq
I don't know
I don't know Jul 14, 2026
Everything starts from nothing
Or does it? Probably, I think.
reflectionthoughts
soulcruzer
soulcruzerJun 20, 2026
Better Than Sex, 30 Years Later: Revisiting the Book That Broke My Brain
07:39. I’m in my lounge chair drinking black coffee, the morning still soft around the edges. For my morning read today, I’ve been revisiting Hunter S. Thompson, starting with the book that began my literary love affair with his work: Better Than Sex: Confessions of a Political Junkie. There’s something about Hunter that still gets...
Better Than SexHarold Jerche
The Tiger Rants
The Tiger RantsJun 12, 2026
On Word Counts, or How Tigers Can't Count
It has been 11 years since I published my first short story. I remember clearly the euphoria I had while drafting, and even more so the sense of cringe I felt when I read it a couple days later to start editing. But that’s a story for another day. It was a measly 900~ words, not so dissimilar to the first story I posted under this account (1.5k). Sure, I did have some experience in the sense that I had read tons of furry fics (and mainstream novels) beforehand, but oh boy, did I struggle when it...
writingreflection
I'm Not Doctor Who
I'm Not Doctor WhoJun 9, 2026
#oneaday Day 732: Quiet contemplation is not always ideal
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...
health spaintrusive thoughts
ewan's devlog
ewan's devlogApr 27, 2026
After Cook
Apple's CEO transition — cautiously optimistic about what a hardware-focused leader might mean for the ecosystem.
infrareflection
Mahib's Margins
Mahib's MarginsApr 18, 2026
Peeking into Go struct tags
A quick tour of Go struct tags: how different libraries use them, how you read them at runtime with reflection, and how other tools read them at build time instead.
GoReflection
Redowan's Reflections
Redowan's ReflectionsApr 18, 2026
Peeking into Go struct tags
A quick tour of Go struct tags: how different libraries use them, how you read them at runtime with reflection, and how other tools read them at build time instead.
GoReflection
Warped Weft
Warped WeftApr 16, 2026
A Walk to the Park
A reflection from several years ago
ReflectionNature
Hammer Bytes
Hammer BytesApr 11, 2026
Looking back at Earth
Imagine if we dedicated our civilization to scientific and medical research?
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SpaceReflection
Ewan’s Blog
Ewan’s BlogApr 5, 2026
The Timer Problem
A common thread I've seen with LLMs.
reflection
Ewan’s Blog
Ewan’s BlogMar 30, 2026
Criminal by Birth
why would I have been a criminal for being me?
personalreflection
Tiaplanttheseed
TiaplanttheseedMar 29, 2026
What I didn't know I was navigating as a Junior Engineer
Lately I've been feeling like I'm doing a lot, but also not sure what I'm becoming yet. Some days I'm deep in frontend technical trivia (typography, interactions, pagination or virtual scrolling). Other days I zoom out and think :"Wait, what problem are we even solving for users? Is it worth solving?" Also, I'm reading about training pipelines, datasets, reward models… wondering how all of this fits together. It feels messy.
reflectionstartup life
Brennan Kenneth Brown ♾️
Brennan Kenneth Brown ♾️Jan 31, 2026
To Continue with Hope
Writing about the state of the world as a cusp Millennial/Gen Z that grew up in the optimistic Obama era, contrasting that with what today holds for us.
personalessay
brennan.day
brennan.dayJan 31, 2026
To Continue with Hope
Writing about the state of the world as a cusp Millennial/Gen Z that grew up in the optimistic Obama era, contrasting that with what today holds for us.
personalessay
Asa's GreenGale Blog (updated 15)
Asa's GreenGale Blog (updated 15)Jan 27, 2026
forgotten walkway
photosimulacrum