Fragments are highly incidental pieces of writing that are typically private, but may occasionally be of some public utility.
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Planning With Agents: Better can be Better web
— Annotations on Maggie Appleton's 2026 talk about Boundary Objects
Tell the speakers that you liked their talks web
— Some quick thoughts on Ana Rodrigues's post "Tell the speakers that you liked their talks", and a general initial test for web-based annotations.
Union types (C# reference) web
— Some quick notes on the Union type addition in C# 15, and how I can use it to make Flowthru fail-fast(er)
Writing Better Gherkin web
— A few notes on a very important, but hidden, part of the Cucumber and Gherkin documentation around Behavior Driven Development
Quick Fix: Tone Down Obsidian List/Header Padding
— Annoyed by Obsidian Live Preview over-padding headers and aggressively indenting? Some snippets to help keep your notes from jumping around, so you can focus on actually writing them.
Dice Roll Distribution Widget
— Discover the probability distributions of different dice roll combinations
Entries to SOME 1
— Stable matching, optimal stopping, and Bachelor analysis - visualized with some care.
What *are* Supply Chains, Anyway?
— A first foray into network visualization: messy graphs, abject terror. Early data viz experiments searching for supply loops. Bad graphs; interesting questions.
Quicksort: Every CS Student's Favorite Algorithm, Scratched Up
— Implementing QuickSort in Scratch. Its only real-world accomplishment? Wearing out my mouse's scroll bar.
Scratch Piano Application
— An educational waveform visualizer written in everybody's favorite programming language: Scratch.