- The Mane Six as Mitford Sisters
- Bullshitting about bullshit jobs
- “Neoliberalism”
- Some rambling thoughts about visual imagery
- Doing things on purpose
- The Bristol Bridge Problem
- Having opinions in public
- Thin technical terminology
- Seeing like a stationery aisle
- A heap of broken images
- Marx on alienation speedrun
- Roses and traffic lights
- Five jobs meme, post-PhD edition
- Synthesising foggy pearls
- Notebook Blog Month
- Grabiner on eighteenth century mathematics
- The shitpost-to-scholarship pipeline
- The middle distance
- Cognitive decoupling and banana phones
- Messy calculations
- Negative probability: now with added equations!
- Negative probability
- SimCity Bricolage
- Book Review: The World Beyond Your Head
- Book Review: The Eureka Factor
- The Bat and Ball Problem Revisited
- Two types of mathematician reference list
- A braindump on Derrida and close reading
- Book Review: The Reflective Practitioner
- Precision and slop together
- Practical Design for the Idiot Physicist
- 20 Fundamentals
- The cognitive decoupling elite
- Imagination in a terrible strait-jacket
- Seeing further
- Followup: messy confusions
- Metarationality: a messy introduction
- no better state than this
- Three replies
- Two cultures: tacit and explicit
- Crackpot time 2: cargo culting hard
- glaucoma machine yoked to a plough
- Self-similar procrastination
- Everything And Its Discontents
- Research debt, double distilled
- Reading into the landscape
- Hackers and painters but not physicists?
- Two types of mathematician, yet again
- “pretentious theme statement”
- One theory to the tune of another
- crisis in english everything
- Some advice nobody asked for
- my old tribe
- I’m a bricoleur scientist
- Crackpot time!
- Cognitive dancing! Cognitive style!
- sleep deprivation, part 2
- sleep deprivation, part 1
- long pastebin of utter crap
- Examples First highlights
- deep paths of mathematics
- tastes in the head
- programming
- Examples first
- stupid bat and ball
- free books and a rant
- boring Saturday morning maths ramblings
- Mindstorms
- ‘two types of mathematician’ linkdump
