human.json 🔗
Favorited AI Policy and Human.json by Claudine Chionh Favorited Adding human.json to WordPress by Terence Eden Claudine Chionh and Terence Eden both m [...]
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The Phenomenology of Using AI For Coding 🔗
Favorited I used AI. It worked. I hated it. by Michael Taggart An excellent post by Michael Taggart on how it felt to him to make a much needed bit of [...]
Code Production Is Not The Constraint 🔗
Favorited If you thought the speed of writing code was your problem – you have bigger problems by Andrew Murphy Good blogpost on how ‘speeding up’ cod [...]
On Harvesting for the Royal Library Or How A Blog Breaks The Archive 🔗
My website is now part of the web archive in the Dutch Royal Library. It took some experimenting to get it in there. Blogs will be blogs and the amoun [...]
A Rising New Era of Personal Tools 🔗
At PKM Summit this weekend one thing that stood out was that many have started creating their own tools, and were using vibecoding to create them. Whi [...]
The Threefold Personal KM Zine 🔗
At the European PKM Summit the past two days, Frank Meeuwsen ran a continuous atelier where people could make their own ‘zines and lino cuts. A welcom [...]
The Winter Archive or Seasonal Notes? 🔗
I attended the PKM Summit the past days in Utrecht. It was fun and inspiring. During the extended lunchbreak yesterday I went outside to enjoy a bit o [...]
Side Interests and Their Arrow of Time 🔗
In the past few weeks I’ve been diving into the online genealogical open data that is available, triggered by a conversation with Y about some of her [...]
Not that Anton, the other Arnold 🔗
It turns out that in my previous search for my oldest findable namesake I was barking up literally the wrong tree. I am named after my maternal grandf [...]
Y’s Ancestral Wheel 🔗
The past days ancestors have been part of our conversation at home, as it is part of Y’s current work at school. We started with the concept of being [...]
Deep Linking Anton 🔗
An odd Wikipedia reference led me to the source of my name as well as mid 16th century ancestry. Last week I wrote about the search where my first nam [...]
Bridges and Conversations as Pivots 🔗
Favorited Never Blow Up Your Bridges by Wouter Groeneveld Wouter talks about the weak ties across the years that in hindsight turn out to be key in ma [...]
March 6, 2026 12:05 PM
It seems to me that LinkedIn is enshittifying their internal search. In the past weeks I frequently don’t get any results when searching for someone I [...]
The Anton Link 🔗
Where does my first name (Anton) come from? This weekend I explored the public archives a bit. Thanks to open data efforts, these days a lot of public [...]
What About Cognitive Debt In Our Slow AI Organisations? 🔗
If we view companies as slow AI, and thus at risk of #cognitivedebt as much as #vibecoding product releases, the question is: what have we come up wit [...]
Wasserspiel by Tim Staffel 🔗
This 2025 novel by German author Tim Staffel centers on the geopolitical and commercial exploitation of water, in times where fresh water is getting s [...]
On Heritrix Crawler and Internet Archiving 🔗
After being informed about the intention of the Royal Library to archive my website, I wondered how some of the aspects my site has may affect what is [...]
RSS is Awesome 🔗
Favorited the rss-feed of the blog by Manuel Moreale Shout-out to Manuel Moreale for his footer message under each item in his RSS feed. Likewise! Tha [...]
Bringing Claude Code to the Local Machine 🔗
Na een Claude Code sessie met @frank@indieweb.social vrijdag, waarin ik mijn bestaande persoonlijke feedreader wat oppoetste, wilde ik wel meer. Maar [...]
Baroco by Martin Horváth 🔗
Came across this 2025 book in a Bregenz book store, Brunner, last summer while visiting the Austrian alps, and later looked for it online. Set in an a [...]
January 31, 2026 8:22 AM
Bookmarked Vimeo Lays Off ‘Most’ of Its Staff, Allegedly Includes ‘the Entire Video Team’ (by Gizmodo) Vimeo was bought by the infamous Italian Bendin [...]
Digital Longevity Through the Dutch Royal Library 🔗
Yesterday I received word from the Dutch Royal Library that this weblog will be included in their digital archives from now on. The Dutch Royal Librar [...]
Get a Free Ticket for PKM Summit 2026! 🔗
I have been interested in personal knowledge management (pkm) for a very long time. I have been an avid notes maker ever since I learned to write. Dig [...]
First Day of School, Reprise 🔗
Although it’s January, and nominally the middle of the school year, a new ‘back to school’ photo is warranted. Y starts in group 7 today, skipping a y [...]
Water Moon by Samantha Sotto Yambao 🔗
Enjoyable and whimsical fantasy story set in Japan by Phillipines based author Samantha Sotto Yambao. A young woman runs a pawnshop for choices people [...]