Showing my kids how phi and pi fit together
At dinner last night, I got into a conversation with the kids about pi, phi, and sacred geometry. Which is not where every family dinner goes, but ours wandered there,...
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At dinner last night, I got into a conversation with the kids about pi, phi, and sacred geometry. Which is not where every family dinner goes, but ours wandered there,...
read onAbout six months ago I wrote about dropping in hell0github’s statusline and calling it done. That stuck for a while. Then I kept wanting to change small things — the...
read onI’ve been building two internal tools at Lullabot lately. OpptyNet finds government RFPs for us. Upstraker tracks upstream patches across our open source contributions. Both needed real UI design, not...
read onI’ve been spending a lot of time lately thinking about how AI coding tools handle memory and context. Not the LLM’s context window itself, but the layer on top —...
read onClaude Code stores your sessions in temporary files. When they terminate, that context is gone forever.
read onAlright folks, here’s the deal. I’ve been living in Claude Code for a while now (seriously, it’s become my go-to AI coding companion), but something was missing. You know that...
read onHoly optimization, Batman! 🚀 This week has been quite the adventure - my first week on Lullabot’s Support and Maintenance team. And let me tell you, it’s been a blast....
read onHot damn, it finally happened! 🚀 Bitcoin just smashed through the psychological barrier of $100,000, hitting an astounding $103,000. For those of us who’ve been in the crypto space for...
read onI’ve been having way too much fun lately! 🚀 I’ve been diving deep into the world of WebSim.ai, creating interactive web simulations that blend mathematics, physics, and visual art. Today,...
read onIf you haven’t been sleeping under a rock for the past few years, you’ve probably heard the buzz about AI-powered coding tools. GitHub Copilot, Amazon CodeWhisperer, Anthropic Claude - these...
read onThe landscape of web development is undergoing a profound transformation, one that reminds me of the early days of responsive design or the shift to mobile-first thinking. But this time,...
read onThe world of technology never ceases to amaze me with its rapid evolution and unexpected convergences. Recently, I’ve been deeply involved with an exciting project at the intersection of artificial...
read onI found a great way to transfer photos from Flickr or Facebook to Picasa/Google+ quickly and easily, keeping albums intact using Mac OS X iPhoto ‘11.
read onA while ago I changed all of my domain names to Namecheap and migrated my Drupal and Wordpress sites to Linode. I followed some excellent instructions from James Sansbury (soon...
read onI’ve long had a quick shell script that was a simple todo list based on Jerod Santo’s Minimally Awesome Todos. It’s very minimal, and quite awesome indeed. Even more than...
read onI love Github. The more I use it, the more I love it. As a form of endearment, I’ve updated the style of this blog to look a little more...
read onAfter reading an article about the experimental support for WebRTC getting put into the latest version of browsers, my buddy David Burns was inspired to write a quick app called...
read onI’ve gone and revamped my blog again.
read onFinally took the old personal blog from d5 to d6 and gave it a face lift. The new Acquia Slate theme is pretty slick, but I wanted to give it...
read onSit down with me and Dave as they kick back some Johnny Walker Green label for St. Patrick’s Day and talk about our impressions of DrupalCon Boston 2008!
read onThe fifth release of DrupaLMAO’s coverage of DrupalCon 2008. Listen as we sit down with Earl Miles to get his reactions to DrupalCon Boston and to talk about Views 2,...
read onSo it’s really late/early and we’ve had a great time tonight with some fun girls from Philly and hanging out with Ted Serbinski… AND we’re releasing our interview with Moshe...
read onThe third release of DrupaLMAO’s coverage of DrupalCon Boston 2008! Listen while Robert Douglass talks about the first DrupalCon, DrupalCon Boston 2008, and what the future holds for Acquia! Oh,...
read onThe second release of DrupaLMAO’s coverage of DrupalCon Boston 2008. Roger is the maintainer of the Asset module which I blogged about over at http://sirkitree.net back in December so I...
read onThe first release in DrupaLMAO’s Coverage of DrupalCon Boston 2008! Sorry for the jump, we’ll get DrupaLMAO.com into the planet agg soon! Promise!
read onWe’ve got some good interviews at the Friday’s code sprint hosted by MIT in Boston this week. We’re in the process of doing some editing but you’ll be able to...
read onDave and I have been planning http://DrupaLMAO.com for a while now, and the idea has finally come to fruition with Dave’s purchase of a camera.
read onI make cool stuff at work. I learn something every day that makes me excited and in awe that I get paid to learn, and use, while being taught by...
read onI was working on a select all feature today and just wanted to share this with the world. (a.k.a. keep it for later) $(document).ready( function() { $('a#select_all').click( function() { $('input:checkbox').each(...
read onI recently had a friend ask me how to be able to give CCK fields more user-friendly class names so that they could be styled a little easier. I actually...
read onFollowing my recent post on my rolechanger module, I started delving into how to provide functionality with the resulting dropdown box that the module provides. I wanted to provide all...
read onSo my first commit to the Drupal contributions has been made! WooHoo! I partied hard that night :) No, it’s really not that big of a deal, but I’m excited...
read onI’ve started a project on drupal.org to contribute a module that will allow loading of new themes into Drupal from a compressed file (zip, gzip) that is either on your...
read onThe family side I spent the week of January 15th in Providence, RI with a group known as Lullabot learning the ins and outs of Drupal. I’ve been working with...
read onDon’t cry, it’s true. But let me tell you about how I first came about my savior. My first Drupal child was a project we call the Resource Center. When...
read onFor a while, I’ve been annoyed by the default way Drupal displays it’s login box automatically if you’re not signed in. So I usually just put a link in the...
read onDrupal 5.0 beta 2 is out now and God-damn , I… I got to tell you, I’m fairly excited to see what you’re capable of, if Morpheus is right and...
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