The Inchpin
LinchShortform content for Inkhaven, where I post ~daily. The more casual and lower-quality alternative to my main blog, The Linchpin (linch.substack.com) Welcome!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 32 | Founded | 7 months ago | Last Issue | 5 months ago |
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Inkhaven Recommendations
Inkhaven was a program where I wrote a blog post every day for the month of November. It is the impetus for this very blog you’re reading right now, as distinct from my main blog.
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Hi folks,
I made this blog for Inkhaven (a 30-day blogging residency). Thanks to all of you who kept with me during Inkhaven and read anywhere from 1 to 31 posts. It’s been a blast!
Now that Inkhaven is over, I want to shut this blog (The...
A Year of Movie Nights
In the last year, I’ve hosted 9 movie nights at my house.
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Mean Girls
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Across the Spider-Verse
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Mulholland Drive
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Cloud Atlas
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Who Framed Roger Rabbit
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Sorry to Bother You
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Legally Blonde
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Arrival...
The Last Echo
Six legends surround the nymph Echo.
In the first, she cheered Olympus with incisive tales and sharp whispers. She could mimic any voice, from Aphrodite’s lilting laughter to Zeus’s thunderous commands. Once, she delighted the goddess Hera...
Rock Paper Scissors is Not Solved, In Practice
Rock Paper Scissors is not solved, in practice.
When I was first learning to program in 2016, I spent a few years, off and on, trying to make pretty good Rock Paper Scissors bots. I spent maybe 20 hours on it in total. My best programs won...
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The art of noticing what matters. I have eclectic interests, from anthropics to zoology. My goal is to find and share the weird and wonderful patterns of the world. Past jobs: grantmaker, researcher, software engineer
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