I have a vision of a CMS for a SSG.

Maybe soon I can set my agents on it

just bolt your SSG onto the many CMS backends that are available. like Ghost, WriteFreely, Strapi or Payload.

worst case scenario we get Tokyo style trucks (apparently called koukoku torakku).

I'm afraid billboard boat on Florida beach was even worse.

Auch, their music is so annoying. TECHNICATION... TECHNICATION...

i think i saw a digital billboard swinging from a helicopter yesterday :(

I am a deep enjoyer of Typst. I love it and I use it absolutely everywhere that I can.

CeTZ is a really good package, but I still reach for a tool like Omnigraffle if I need to make a really complicated diagram.

I do like Typst, but Typst isn't really ideal for diagrams... you could use it that way but I don't think it's ideal. Mermaid or PlantUML are better/cleaner options.

Agreed. My resume and slides are all templated with Typst, but I can't be bothered trying UML languages to make diagrams that'll probably be referenced once or twice a year, if ever.

Trying to summarize my career advice reading: https://www.nordstroem.ch/posts/2026-07-12-collected-career-...

Open to feedback and missing pieces.

At least historically, this isn't supported. I'd refer to Sarah Paine's talks for more details.

More fault lines and pirates and no one to police them.

My favourite Yak from Malcolm in the middle.

https://youtube.com/shorts/kSJgLA1frS4?is=2RA7C0EDEe7Mg8Fp

(Non short video format - https://youtu.be/AbSehcT19u0 ... When in the office I had a QR code of that so people could scan it and understand what I was working on)

I’ll never not watch this when it’s posted

Have you considered P? It feels like a good abstraction for engineers as it's "proper" code.

https://github.com/p-org/P

If people actually read the original paper by Royce 1970 they would see that it's an iterative process with short feedback-loops.

The bad rep comes from (defense|gov.) contracting, where PRDs where connected to money and CR were expensive, see http://www.bawiki.com/wiki/Waterfall.html for better details.

But where?

What solved some of my problems was a Firefox plugin called MarkDownload. Instead of saving a bookmark, just download the thing (as a text file) which makes it easier to find by search (or just grep -R).