Today on my Patreon, we take a look at a passage from Book 2 in the Dresden Files series and address how lore could be passed upon the reader without being boring and incurring in inconsistencies. You can read it here.

"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."
― Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows
Today on my Patreon, we take a look at a passage from Book 2 in the Dresden Files series and address how lore could be passed upon the reader without being boring and incurring in inconsistencies. You can read it here.


Mi sono imbattuta in questo libercolo di qualche anno fa, tra le offerte in un negozio che vende anche libri usati, e mi rendo conto che — quando si tratta di intelligenza artificiale — tre anni siano un’infinità, eppure questo saggio è ancora estremamente attuale

Last week I wrote a piece on the use of flow principles in technical training, focusing on the principles you can design for. Specifically, Csikszentmihalyi names eight characteristics of flow, and the article only worked with three of them — clear goals, immediate feedback, and

Coyote vs ACME is the best movie you’ll see this summer, and I’ll die on this hill. Fuck everything else, including Nolan’s Odyssey. You might have heard of this Looney Tunes movie for its turbulent path: originally inspired by a humorous piece on The New

Mi sono imbattuta in questo libercolo di qualche anno fa, tra le offerte in un negozio che vende anche libri usati, e mi rendo conto che — quando si tratta di intelligenza artificiale — tre anni siano un’infinità, eppure questo saggio è ancora estremamente attuale

Last week I wrote a piece on the use of flow principles in technical training, focusing on the principles you can design for. Specifically, Csikszentmihalyi names eight characteristics of flow, and the article only worked with three of them — clear goals, immediate feedback, and

Coyote vs ACME is the best movie you’ll see this summer, and I’ll die on this hill. Fuck everything else, including Nolan’s Odyssey. You might have heard of this Looney Tunes movie for its turbulent path: originally inspired by a humorous piece on The New
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