The scifi min-website is progressing.

Cannot stop fiddling with this layout. Optimistic about this tiling though.

This is promising, but I've got to find a way to make it more readable without losing what makes it interesting.

Tweening left offsets using CSS calc, a method adapted from @MikeRiethmuller responsive type examples.

Slightly generative layout experiments.

I think you could get a document wide Indesign-ish baseline-grid out of CSS grid. I wonder if I want one.

Gatsby and GraphQL update: it took a lot of tabs but I think I get how these nested image processing transforms work now.

"Client Email Helper" by Jessica Hische looks like a good guide for how to phrase things as a freelancer.

From: http://jessicahische.is/helpingyouanswer

Experiments in CSS grid.

Experiencing a steep learning curve with GraphQL, but this query explorer is very nice and helping a lot.

I'm going to make a mini-site for our sci-fi stories using Gatsby.js.

I made a notebook about how long it takes the SpeechSynthesis API to say numbers out loud. Prep for a Wing Tsun practice counter.

From: https://beta.observablehq.com/@grantcuster/how-long-does-it-take-a-computer-to-say-a-number-out-loud

Progress on the gifcities.org slack bot.

Skyclock, the average NYC sky color clock, is running on its temporary office display home.

I'm trying to make a slack bot that fetches a GIF from https://gifcities.org/. The formatting is taking a while but I'm getting there.

The raspberry pi and I are having a disagreement about what fullscreen means.

I'm setting up this spare, nearly-square monitor in the office with a raspberry pi as a temporary home for the Skyclock visualization.

I finished my notebook on using three.js for large 2D data visualizations.

From: https://beta.observablehq.com/@grantcuster/using-three-js-for-2d-data-visualization

I'm going to add a 'featured' section to this blog. To highlight the arc of specific projects. Trying to decide on how I should display them.

My react jekyll post editor is now running off the Jekyll theme templates (rather than my hand-edited JSX ones). Cautiously optimistic about this one.