this is in no way relevant to my actual research, i went down a rabbithole looking up pansychism.

just a caveat in case any of my supervisors see this (they won't) and think i do my research on wikipedia (i don't)

i think mia's approach is the most evolved

i was so shook by that story that i had to do another whole post for it

The story includes this amazing map, where you can filter by climate risk, but also check on your favourite trees: apps.london.gov.uk/public-realm...

of course the first thing I did was check in on The Oak, "Climate suitability: Low" 😭😭
soniaturcotte.com/digital-gard...

but seriously this trio makes me feel very calm

inbox zero is my tenuous hold on sanity

i hate being on recruitment panels and interviewing people, mostly because i hate telling someone they aren't successful.

and i've had all kinds, made up CVs, etc. mans trying to get a job or an degree-paper in this fucked up world, leave 'em be.

remembering when i wrote a roundup every week including papers... i do this for myself now privately. @fitzsimple.bsky.social gave me this top tip from her phd, writing weeknotes is the best way to remember what you thought 3 years later.

Lizzie said some very nice things that I was too embarrassed to put in a permanent place. bsky is transient

i remember my old design tutors telling us we would never be as good as them because we didn't have to cut and paste typography. leaving aside the absolute wildness of telling your students such a thing...

i do miss the old print and scrumple days sometimes

Netlify offers previews, I just have to give them access.
He's a very digitally savvy person – has used custom code bits in squarespace etc – so i think github will be fine.