wwdc wishlist, one item: get rid of xcodeproj files and make spm able to produce an app. no swift assist, nothing fancy. with simple project structure and file i'll pick an ide.
may 2025 update—building up physical archive, new photography sketchbook practice, traveling europe, synapse development getting more serious, jinny subscriber list growing. more here: ttvl.co/log/2025/05/
no contax g2 in there—wonder if it is eggleston's? i'd pay stupid money for it and name it "lynch." my two are "daido" and "araki."
cameras, espresso machines, woodworking tools, guitar pedals, books, map cases — i feel oddly validated.
my favorite item from the david lynch auction.
obviously, i have no clue what io will introduce, but i truly believe that iphone era is closing and we'll be using user-programmable (plain speech) dinguses that we mostly talk to
i designed Unbound as an evolving framework for integrating digital and analog note-taking. it’s an exploration of how we can make the processes of capturing, searching, and exploring knowledge more flexible and enjoyable—regardless of the digital or analog domain and brands/software.
the notebook system i'm working on—Unbound Notebook System—now has a bunch of images on its page. ttvl.co/notebook-sys...
if you fall into this super-non-specific venn diagram of 3d printing, film photography, large projects, bulk rolling of 40 canisters of film in one go, then you might find this film organization and storage case interesting.
stl files and more here: ttvl.co/darkroom/rug...
april 2025: spent two days staring at light through a hole in a ceiling. developed 40 rolls of film. meditated during dj nobu's set. contemplating getting back to indie-app business again. ttvl.co/log/2025/04/
where do i find owls?
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just dropped dispatch 10 of The Flâneur. this one’s about gear—why we obsess, why it matters, and why sometimes it really doesn’t. introducing the “gear-freeze.” photos from stepantsminda, georgia, sep 2024. ttvl.co/flaneur/010/
I have updated a few elements of my film canister stickers that I designed to track and take notes on bulk rolled film canisters. ttvl.co/darkroom/can...
the summaries are ai-assisted, but heavily edited. i rely on them to remember what the hell i actually did.
if you have memory like a sieve, this kind of journaling might help. it’s helped me a lot.
since 2019 i’ve kept a daily journal.
a few months ago i started turning them into monthly recaps—removing private stuff, adding context, then publishing.
🧵 it’s become a kind of therapy.
march recap is up: ttvl.co/log/2025/03/
march included:
— finished the darkroom
— started designing a hybrid 6x9 camera
— announced project roam
— too many hours scanning negatives
— too many sneezes
a blur, until i reviewed it.
bambu lab h2d, mmm… (i don't care about laserciutter at all, having dual extrusion large 3d "it just works"printer must be nice.)
Hello World, again. I just soft launched my website — a public notebook of my makings, wanderings and curiosities. ttvl.co
weekends and holidays in central Tokyo are becoming quite a tough. i'm seriously thinking about moving to the outskirts.
using cursor's composer in agent mode feels like being a senior developer managing one extremely up-to-date but inexperienced intern.
i can't imagine how hard it must be to find a job as a junior web developer these days — i have not done web work in a decade and can implement almost anything using cursor and composer in agent mode.
launching many, many interesting things Q1 this year. exciting.
flying at ungodly hours from tbilisi airport remains my least favorite. however, it does offer stunning sunrises upon landing. (athens, ath)
i'm thoroughly confused by all new post-twitter twitter socials.
