Notes on generative structures

A local-first approach that scores Dutch companies against my service wedges and writes a short daily brief into my notes app.

A childhood home back on the market, a message after twenty-five years, and the friends you only see at weddings.

Type tt and a phrase, and four translations come back in about a second. Default provider is OpenRouter; the provider layer is a swappable shell script.

Bakfiesten, patron saints, Nina Simone, the Actus Tragicus, a day at the former Mariastichting.

Remotion, RGB channel splitting, randomized glitch bursts, and how the effect is built.

Sentinel-2 imagery, dNBR burn severity, pasture expansion, and dry-season fire scars across Rondônia.

BAG building footprints, Haarlem by construction year, medieval cores, 19th-century belts, postwar infill.

Kunstlijn artist data, 3D map flyovers, yellow title cards, and walking routes from Haarlem Station.

A 1950 bridge bends the road away from the river before crossing it, a relic of an abandoned Route 15 extension and a valley reshaped by floods.

A calm Readwise-to-Obsidian flow: read without interruption, capture clean text, let notes stay messy, and use LLMs to cluster highlights into future context windows.

Milli Vanilli, Crowded House, car radios, pastels, and the Menendez brothers in Ryan Murphy's Monsters.

WooCommerce, stolen credit cards, the Store API side door, and a brute-force fix before migration.

A poem about a letter, a locked bike, and the camouflaged trees along Spuistraat.

The client-agency handoff, design acumen over scrum jargon, and the PO who actually knows how websites are made.

John Banville on the middling men — frenetically energetic, fatally free of the curse of perpetuance.

A meditation on this, and "this"

Eye Filmmuseum, archival footage, trending topics, and an AI filmmaker that made a Sean Connery film without Sean Connery.

A little horse keeps watch over the party near Venice

Barthes, the Amstel in winter light, an old friend on 120 film, and butterflies on Rivadavia.