Emily Short's endnotes on her procedurally generated guidebook are the most interesting writing about writing I've read in a long time.

From: https://emshort.blog/tag/the-annals-of-the-parrigues/ via https://github.com/NaNoGenMo/2016/issues/1

Node highlights are back in the recommendation graph. Now with different transparency levels to indicate how many connections they have. Most of my time has been spent on getting a solid data structure for the different levels that flow out from the highlighted node. I am cautiously optimistic about the current one.

Nice slides on building up a design system. The specific examples like this one are really helpful for thinking about how they play out.

From: https://speakerdeck.com/yeseniaperezcruz/building-flexible-design-systems via https://twitter.com/yeseniaa/status/925840684715782145

My ALIEN homage sci-fi story from the FFL Interpretability report is now up on the FFL blog.

I started thinking about a generated novel entry.

From: http://feed.grantcuster.com/writing/2017-11-01-nanogenmo-idea-sketch

Productivity.

We carved pumpkins at work.

work work work work work work ... RSS feed in progress

It took me most of today to get these images working and now I'm not sure I like them.

Some progress made. Highlighting helps show there is some structure to the hairball.

De-hairballing strategies have been ineffective so far.

Switching the link drawing over to canvas.

I hung a curtain in the middle of my room.

Perfect.

Too many movies.

I refactored and changed data sources.

Highlight everything!

Sidebar styled.

This is a bug, but graph nodes on top of the sidebar is a good aesthetic.

I got rid of all the colors.