New blog post: Weeknotes 2026-03-29 Palm Sunday https://roytang.net/2026/03/weeknotes-03-29/

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View of east athens from lycabettus

bands and bars @ Athens Beer Festival

some tomb and palm tree in athens first cemetery

Delicious salad/cheese/potatoes/aubergine things at The Tricycle

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Athens Greeknotes Mar 29 | felix.gripe Failing to take advantage of Greek Independence Day, The First Cemetery of Athens, and a piss up in a brewery.

New greeknotes! Greek independence day, the first cemetery of athens, and a piss up in a brewery at the 3rd annual beer festival. Also featuring aristotle's underwhelming lyceum, and once again, hotly clambering up lycabettus hill

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Weeknotes 2026 W13: Animal report Denis Defreyne’s weeknotes for March 23​–​29, 2026

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Service Co-design practice and research week-notes 152. 29th March marks the anniversary of the birth date of Elliot Aronson, a highly influential social psychologist. Have a good week 😊✨🎢 @ougradsch.bsky.social #phd #design #research #psychology #servicedesign #codesign #weeknotes

Geese A double weeknote starting 16 March 2026

Kicking off a discovery in work, and seeing Geese in Bristol #weeknotes www.benjystanton.co.uk/blog/geese/

Weenotes #12: Monsters Only A week of interesting chats, admin churn and unexpected tribulations. What happened this week? Monday began with a useful chat with one of our Board members about a large-scale AI roll-out across a...

A week of interesting chats, admin churn and unexpected tribulations.

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Weeknote 773: a throw of the dice This week I have learned: I’m getting better at understanding what gives me energy and what drains me. It’s been a week where I’m probably energy neutral overall. The bigger the o…

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Weeknotes 26:12 I worked on a freelance project the past two weekends and during the week at night. I really enjoyed seeing Project Hail Mary at our local IMAX theater.

Weeknotes 26:12 Freelance project I spent the previous weekend (March 14–15), several weeknights this week, and this weekend (21-22) to work on a freelance project for Echo Delta. It is the first...

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The Springtime Sun: Weeknotes S21E15 A session on working in the open, two case studies, redesigning governance and reporting, and describing to people what the work is. Also did some AI prototyping.

My time on Planning Data is almost up 🥹 but the closing weeks have been good. Also did some good prototyping and making Copilot usable last week. #weeknotes visitmy.website/2026/03/23/t...

Tim Weeknotes Friday afternoon. An hours train journey. And nothing pressing on my ToDo list. Perhaps an opportunity to finally finish some weeknotes! What I’ve been up to Looking back on PAIRS PAIRS - the Parti...

Some #WeekNotes from @timdavies.org.uk on @pairs.site, Global Dialogue, Research Data Access, Green Tech and Talk...and some reading.
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Weeknotes 2026-03-22 TOC * The World * My Week * Media Diet * Reading * Watching * Gaming * Walking and Health and the Weather * Word Power * Links of Interest * Looking Forward ### The World * The Iran conflict enters its fourth week! Trump calls allies cowards for not helping open the Strait of Hormuz. Gas prices are terrible. Trump has given a 48-hour ultimatum to open the strait, let's see what happens when Iran doesn't do it. * RIP Chuck Norris and Nicholas Brendon ### My Week * Cleanup/Archival work: Exported old emails into a new (local) django app to make them easily searchable. A couple of hundred thousand mails reaching back to the 2000s! Also went through a bunch of old MTG draft chaff and threw out a bunch. And sorted out my clothes closet and tossed out some terrible old ones. And a bunch of other digital archival work that I don't want to discuss publicly. * More renovations happening in the house this weekend, hopefully everything is done after today. * Trivia team attended quiz night last Thursday! * On the blog: Wrote about the PlayStation 2! ### Media Diet #### Reading * Books: Hogfather (Discworld #20). Started this one back up again. At the current rate, will probably finish next week. * Comics: Still struggling to keep up, as per usual. * Feed reader backlog: Feed reader is at 169 unread items as of this writing, a bit more than the past couple of weeks, as I have been a bit remiss in keeping up. #### Watching * Started: **Invincible S4**. * Ongoing: **The Pitt S2** , **High Potential S2** , **Scrubs S10** , **Fallout S2** * Stalled: **The Simpsons S37** * Movies: No new movies again this week. #### Gaming * Regular ongoing live-service games: * **Magic Arena** : I was doing relatively well in TMNT quick draft, until I hit Diamond rank at least. After that, got hit with 0-3 after 0-3, as if the game was putting me in my place! * Single-player games: * Ongoing: **Pathfinder: Kingmaker** (Steam). * Started: **Valkyria Chronicles** on the Steam deck. This was the first PS3 game I played and finished! * Putzing Around: **One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3** on the Steam Deck still. ### Walking and Health and the Weather For the past week (Sunday to Saturday), Google Fit tells me I walked 60,952, a tiny bit more than last week. We enjoyed some chill weather at the start of the week, but the past few days have gotten really hot again. I read somewhere that the monsoon is ending, so we may be looking at an official "dry season" announcement from PAGASA soon. ### Word Power More words from the NYT Spelling Bee: * BULGUR: Parched cracked wheat * COIR: Coconut fiber * FRUG: 1960s dance craze * FROUFROU: Fussy or showy dress or ornamentation * HARICOT: A French bean * RHOTIC: Pronouncing the letter r wherever it appears ### Links of Interest Nothing this week sadly. ### Looking Forward * Daredevil Born Again season 2 drops this coming week! I'm already watching a lot, but they'll probably get bumped back for this one! * I still have yet to watch Project Hail Mary. Maybe this coming week? * Patient#1 is scheduled for one of her big regular annual tests this week, hopefully everything goes smoothly and the results end up good.

New blog post: Weeknotes 2026-03-22 https://roytang.net/2026/03/weeknotes-03-22/

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Weeknote 007 - Kali Kambo ZinesI finished Tinned Fish Newbie, my zine about trying tinned fish for the past few months. I decorated Altoids tins with an ocean theme to hold each zine. This is...

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Weeknotes: 2026-W12 In which some things cannot be avoided forever

#Weeknotes: 2026-W12 in which some things cannot be avoided forever

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S16E02: Naming things is hard (and other software problems) Second week of weeknotes! In a row! This might be the start of something, you know?

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Hello. I'm doing #weeknotes again. I've slightly forgotten how. @weeknotes-bot.bsky.social ?

slightly more flattering photo of the taverna cat

This week, every car has been in athens has been consumed by a film of pollen

The best buildings in athens are all derelict and abandoned

half marathon route map, 21.1km top to bottom of athens

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Athens Greeknotes Mar 22 | felix.gripe A cold and grey week in athens, improved by taverna food, cats, dogs and I suppose, by a half marathon. Although my legs disagree.

New greeknotes! A cold and grey week in athens, improved by taverna food, cats, dogs and I suppose, by a half marathon. Although my legs disagree.

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Weeknote 12, 2026 My weekly journal-ish entry for week 12 of 2026.

#weeknotes: preparation for #ATmosphereConf, and eepy. ovyerus.com/weeknotes/20...

Weeknotes #11: EEAAO A slightly delayed note after a week where everything seemed to be happening everywhere all at once. What happened this week? An energising Monday morning discussion on the Library's Moving Image A...

A slightly delayed note after a week where everything seemed to happen everywhere all at once (including the sun coming out)☀️

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Two mugs on a dark brown wood kitchen top. On the left is a white mug with grey capitalised text that reads 'HEAD OF MORALE'. On the right is a blue mug, with black text in a pale yellow circle that reads 'BEST DAD IN YORKSHIRE'.

This week - Human writing, meetups and mugs: #weeknotes #govdesign antonypoveda.design/weeknotes/21...

Weeknotes 2026 W12: Unpopular demand Denis Defreyne’s weeknotes for March 16​–​22, 2026

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Service Co-design practice and research week-notes 151. Today is the anniversary of the birth of BF Skinner. This week has been a lot about #AI 😊💎 @ougradsch.bsky.social #phd #design #research #psychology #servicedesign #codesign #weeknotes #behaviouraldesign

Notes for the Weeks #11—12 (2026) This week note covers the weeks of 9th–22nd March. ## Life# I skipped writing the week note last week because I got too lazy after being caught up in things I’ve been doing. So I’m writing this one to cover both weeks. Life has been hectic but good. All the usual activities continue, with some new things added. I went for a short run last week after a gap of almost 11 months. It was only 2km but it felt great to get started again. My stamina is gone completely, and I feel like I’m starting from scratch. Regardless, I’m happy to be in right mindset and health to be able to start running again. After some hesitation, I bought an entry in the Jatre run for a 5km race. I signed up for a Garmin coaching plan to prepare. Hopefully it’ll not be too much for me. Later in the year, I want to start going for 10km races again. We had some holidays last week on occasion of Ugadi and Eid. A really wanted to go to a mall (I guess A’s school taught about what malls are), so we went to a nearby one on Ugadi. It was fun to see A running around excited. Weird weather all around last week. We had a sudden cold day and hailstorm between the usual hot summer days. I heard some parts of the country experienced unexpected dust storms. This upsets me a lot. **Current daily average steps per month** : 10106 ## Personal Projects# I finally got long stretches of time to start working on my new project: writing a Co to JavaScript compiler. I got a rudimentary compiler working for a subset of Co features. Before writing the compiler, I actually reverse-engineered the Co interpreter and wrote a spec and tests so that I can make sure that the compiler works exactly same as the interpreter. My friend Steven had Claude code implement an interpreter from the spec and tests only. It took Claude only 15 minutes to do that! Well, I do my personal projects for my learning and practice, so I’m not going use LLMs to do them, but it’s amazing (and terrifying) to see what they can do now. ## IndieWebClub Bangalore# After a gap of two months, I went to an IWCB meetup yesterday. It was a tech session where all the attendants co-worked on their websites. The turnout was great, we almost ran out of seats (I expect a large digest in the upcoming newsletter). I met many interesting folks working on fun stuff. If you are interested in making your own website and/or blogging, I definitely recommend you attend one of these meetups. In the meetup, I worked on adding Fediverse support for the IWCB website using Bridgy Fed. It sort of works. But all blogroll posts are not showing up in the account somehow. I need to debug this. ## Watching# I paused watching everything and wife and I started One Piece on Netflix. Over the two weeks, we rewatched the season 1 and just now we got started with the second season. It is amazing and everyone should watch it. ## Interesting Internet Links# * Flame and Filament * A sufficiently detailed spec is code * Good Haskell Libraries That’s all for this week. You can subscribe to the feed of my week notes for updates. If you have any questions or comments, please leave a comment below. If you liked this post, please share it. Thanks for reading!

A new #weeknote about running, compiling and bridging: https://abhinavsarkar.net/notes/2026-weeknotes-03-22/

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Weeknotes: Iced Honey — Week 11, 2026 This week I spoke about AI a lot in four entirely separated contexts, and got to run an architecture session I’ve waited a few months for…

Weeknotes for week 11, 2026: On Nandos, Costco and unlimited garlic shrimp.
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Týdenní poznámky: Drobná, ale důležitá vylepšení klubu a webu — Javorové lístky

Týdenní poznámky! Jak se mi daří v jednom člověku provozovat a rozvíjet junior.guru? Tentokrát je to na 8 min čtení 🧐 honzajavorek.cz/blog/tydenni-poznamky-dr... #blog #juniorguru #weeknotes

As I’m wrapping up my time on the Planning Data platform, I’ve written two case studies that cover two big pieces of work.

This was made much, much easier by documenting the work in public through #weeknotes and blog posts, another good reason to work in the open.

Week Notes - 2026-11 Last week that was a short but busy week culminating in a short break with family, plus a visit to National Trust Stourhead on our travels. We had great w...

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Weeknote 11/2026 - @yeechie.nl This is my first week note (again…), a personal time document. March 9-15, 2026: Week 11 Linda, the woman I was dating, and I recently ended our...

Weeknote 11/2026

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