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I’m Jessica Smith, and this is my personal website. I’m a left-wing feminist who loves animals, books, gaming, and cooking; I’m also very interested in linguistics, history, technology and society.
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Last week, reverse-cycle air conditioning was finally installed at our place and my god, it’s so much more efficient than the plug-in electric heaters we used to have to put everywhere. Judging by the last …
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Power to the power users
Things I love to see in my product include how certain users make use of the data structures, forms, tables, etc., to perform actions that aren’t originally possible within the product itself. For example, imagine I have a data structure for categories, where there is a table of categories and a form to create a new category. These categories can be associated with products, where a product belongs to a …
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Noir Nook: Thankful Noir
Thankful Noir Noirvember and Thanksgiving season. The weather is getting cooler and the leaves are continuing to turn and fall. So, what better time to pull up a chair, grab a cup o’ cider, and …
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Condensed concepts
Ruminations on emergent phenomena in condensed phases of matter.
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Emergence and protein folding
Proteins are a distinct state of matter. Globular proteins are tightly packed with a density comparable to a crystal but without the spatial regularity found in crystals. The native state is thermodynamically stable, in contrast …
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Prop Up the Bar
Travelling the land looking for the perfect pub. Then wondering what the one around the corner is like...
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Belgian Beer in Bishop's Stortford
In which I find myself with a couple of hours to spare in the Herts town of Bishop's Stortford, late on an Autumnal Saturday afternoon.I figured that should be ample time to get around the …
Actuaries in government
News and updates from the Government Actuary's Department.
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Investment oversight insight
Investment governance refers to the framework and processes which guide investment decision making. For actuaries this is often in respect of pension funds and insurers. However, the structures and policies apply more broadly across institutional …
By Christophor Ward - Investment Lead, 676 words
Granite and Sunlight
Disability justice in the age of austerity.
By Fiona.
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The Hope Of Independence – Ten Years On
I write a lot about how I see hope. I have poems about how hope doesn’t feel positive to me – I know its effect is positive, but it’s not a nice feeling. It hurts. …
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Writings on development, design, and random thoughts.
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The childlike and the childish
Life in America has long felt like a game played between adults and children; a game where one side knows the rules and is dedicated to keeping them, and the other is merely making up …
Humanizing The Vacuum
Alfred Soto's blog about arts and politics.
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‘Dahomey’ and ‘Sebastian’
Dahomey (dir. Mati Diop). Mati Diop’s 2019 film Atlantics was at once a ghost story and a protest film, with globalization in its crosshairs. Dahomey cedes its voices to the ghosts. Pillow shots of modern …
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The Aperiodical
Occasional(ly) mathematical blogging.
By Katie Steckles, Christian Lawson-Perfect, Peter Rowlett.
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Double Maths First Thing: Issue B
Double Maths First Thing is what the internet used to be like before billionaires bought it. Hello! My name is Colin and I am a mathematician on a mission to share joy and delight in …
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Peter Follansbee: Joiner's Notes
Seventeenth-century joined furniture; green wood, hand tools.
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Finished the next box
[UPDATE: the carved box is SOLD. If anybody else wants one, send an email & I’ll put you on a list…] a follow-up to my previous post here. A friend of Drew’s Langsner’s (& mine) …
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Simon Howard's personal blog about stuff.
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‘Landed’ by Les Johnson
I recently walked past this sculpture next to London’s ExCel exhibiton centre and thought, “that’s new!” It’s not, though. It’s been there since 2009. I evidently walk round with my eyes closed. The sculpture shows …
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Jack-O-Lantern 2024
My 2024 virtual jack-o-lantern was created in Nomad Sculpt, then rendered and animated in Blender. Seen here with my virtual jack-o-lanterns from 2022 and 2023. The post Jack-O-Lantern 2024 appeared first on Evermore Stud.io.
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Whither archive.org books?
don’t claim to know what will happen about the “Internet” archive of books. If you have not used them, why? While in general the scanning of old books, magazines, and manuals isn’t perfect and doesn’t …
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declad
I am an architect with over twenty years experience working in different countries. I am British but I live in Helsinki.
By Lewis Martin.
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Arola Apartments Identical Twins
Exterior -Image © Wellu Hämäläinen It’s often quite hard to make direct comparisons as to the sustainability of different buildings in the industry as costs, supply chains, and methods of construction to name just a …
He Can Jog
A composer, improviser and instrumentalist of sorts.
By Erik Schoster.
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Log: Wednesday October 30th
It's a pedalboard, I think. This might be one of those misguided "if I only had this thing" thoughts, but I think the setup for rain -- and my instrument generally -- would be at …
Oliver Andrich
A software developer from Koblenz with a passion for code, coffee, punk rock and a good conversation.
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Two weeks with uv
Two weeks ago, I published my article UV – I am (somewhat) sold. Since then, a lot has changed for me. I switched all my personal projects to uv from poetry. I have set up …
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