Something interesting about scheduling thoughts (and seeing the schedule) is the feedback loop it creates. It gives you a longer window of reflection before the thought is made more permanent in other minds.
EverythingSings
EverythingSings@primal.net
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Formless art for the future
Claude Code does pretty well at designing terminal interfaces. One thing I've discouraged it to do is truncate text, however. It might be okay to truncate text if it had that little streaming side to side thing that radios do, where you eventually see all of the text if you keep watching.
My tomato plant fell over, I think it's doing pretty good without a trellis.
One of my goals with CastQ is to bring back that experience of journaling. Less performative and more intimate. It's a different experience when you sit alone with your thoughts versus being exposed to a constant feed of other ideas.
My goal for 2026 is to read 10 #books
Know thyself
They’re inventing new prisons for the mind and branding it as entertainment
The mind likes to complicate things. Don't forget that simplicity is something you can always reclaim.
The tradeoff in posting less on popular platforms like X and focusing more on decentralized protocols is smaller exposure. But I've accepted that blindly growing follower count isn't a useful goal.
All I know about the future is that it will be unrecognizable compared to today.
I'm always wary of anybody who is confident they know how the future will unfold.
Artistic experimentation not only in the act of creation but also in the sharing itself.
By injecting randomized time between post frequency with a scheduler, I can get an effect of "constant broadcast". Allowing me to brainstorm in short bursts but have my feed consistently updated.
Testing CastQ Dashboard (edited)
We can't know everything and that's part of Life's beauty.
We must honor the mystery.
It's important we don't forget this universe is magical.
I think one reason I've always loved science fiction is because it feels right around the corner.
I'm a global citizen. This world is my home more than any particular place or group.
We never know how we will move or inspire another with our sharing.