It remains to be seen if my on-again, off-again relationship with Ghost sticks this time. I'm confident, but I'm always confident, and it never does. Ghost is so much fun at first. Then I start to feel twitchy about it being all "out there"
There are things I want to talk about, but I don’t feel like writing any of it. Mike Hall: There’s an addressable market of 1. What finally made it “work,” if our definition of “work” is “make code that does what I want with about as many obvious
Screw it, I just want to take the things in my head and vomit them onto the internet, but which tool works best for that? I think it's my daily notes, but using whatever SSG-of-the-week isn't ideal. Micro.blog is probably ideal, but I don'
Do I like putting daily notes here in Ghost? I don't think I do. It's easy, though, so that's what I'm doing today. Using Ghost feels wrong, somehow, although I can't put my finger on why.
Each morning, I wake up not knowing how I'm going to feel about things. Will I feel like running my life on paper notebooks and index cards? Will I want to move to Linux? Will I sell all my film cameras? Do I want to live in the