Posts in "Captures"

My own personal Instagram.

I spent some time in Sketch last night refining the design of my read later app for Micro.blog bookmarks. Today whilst cleaning the kitchen using voice mode I had Codex implement the refined designs. This is bookmarks view in the new dark mode.

A bookmarks list on a mobile device shows saved articles with titles like October 7 Rescue: Light in the Darkness and Claude writes code; I author the apps, along with highlight counts and source names.

Some more of my read later app powered by Micro.blog bookmarks. All the functionality seems to be almost there, but I need to refine the theme colours. This shows the article view in normal and fullscreen modes. From here you can highlight, add tags, and mark as read.

A screenshot of a read later app featuring an article by Neal Stephenson discusses how writing by hand engages more of the brain and involves solving small spatial and motor challenges, which benefits cognitive function.A full screen view of a read later app featuring an article excerpt explains that writing by hand stimulates more brain activity due to the complex coordination and problem-solving involved in forming letters and words.

I’ve been having fun experimenting with Codex… I’ve had many ideas for apps over the years but never been able to do anything about them. Finally I’m able to at least try ideas out, this one is a read later app powered by Micro.blog’s bookmarks feature.

A bookmarks list on a mobile screen includes articles about knowledge management, blood robots, a Christian declaration against Kairos II, and topics related to AI and genealogy.

My attempt at watching and capturing this evenings eclipse.

A thin crescent moon is visible in the sky, partially framed by a piece of white paper and some shadows.

Filming for Amazon’s Young Sherlock in town today.

Two vintage horse-drawn carriages are parked on a street beside a building with white doors and windows, partially shaded by tree branches.

Here comes the rain… do do dooo dah… here comes the hail…

Well that’s a fast way to make me not want to use your service. The only thing I can think it’s detecting is iCloud Private Relay, but yeh, not signing up.

Screenshot of Raindrop.io sign up with an error message to turn off vpn.

Guess who did some training this morning on influencing others…

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Screenshot of a list titled “Notes created on this day,” featuring clickable blue links to various topics primarily focused on influence and self-promotion at work. Topics include emotional intelligence, key influencing skills, building relationships, self-promotion, the IPAR method, organisational intelligence, and the role of UX research in product design.

Accessibility, colours, and web aim lead to strange combinations… what web aim says is more accessible seems harder to read. It has me wondering which is true scientifically and how important intuition is in design vs what the data says.

A screen shot showing two blocks. The top has black text on pink and the bottom has white text on pink.