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The devlog for plots.club, a WIP comfy community web site. Additionally, a personal blog and a casual catalog of current interests.

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Books I read in 2025

and a few even more brief thoughts about each of them

Devlog #4: plots.club pilot updates

First, I really appreciate the response I received about folks wanting to try out the pilot experience for plots.club . Your support and enthusiasm are the biggest motivators I could ever ask for! For those of you following along looking for updates, the pilot site will be up and running very soon. Hopefully before the end of the month, in fact! And for those of you stumbling across this page for…

Devlog #3: plots.club has a pilot environment!

I'm happy to report that I've done a lot with plots.club over the last few months - enough that I'm burying the lede a little with that title. I've done so much work, in fact, that I'm upset at myself for conversely doing so little with my blog as of late. In the interest of not letting perfect be the enemy of good, below I'll be blasting out a (relatively) compact list of all of the things I've…

Of rabbits

and the holes in which they reside

Catalog entry: "Beach Episode", by Atomic Guava

Power math rock? Perhaps... exponent rock?

Catlog entry: "Celeste OST" (and its expansions), by Lena Raine

Poppy quasi-chiptune unintentionally turned meditation bell.

Catalog entry: "Varra II," by Varra

"Sillycore?" Are we doing sillycore now?

My intentions for this year

posted just in time

Catalog entry: Balatro

it's stupid good, even if you don't think you ought to think so

Devlog #2: Automating the convoluted stuff

Update 18 Jan, 2025: I figured out that all I needed to do in order to get around the impetus of this whole script was to add blank=True to each of my model's x_neighbor keys. Let this be a lesson that people much smarter than I have almost certainly solved any problems that I want to make for myself. But hey, it was a good lesson and the script itself has still proven useful several times over…