KC Lemson

@kclemson
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Old-ish person who’s been online a long time and likes puns and tech, except when tech pisses me off. Also a mom of 2 adults, ADHD, and recently retired from Microsoft. #BlackLivesMatter 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈
it's everywhere these days

I recently started using Claude Code and have been so delighted at the light-hearted way it shows the wait cursor, it reminds me of SimCity's old "reticulating splines" loading screen.

I miss the days when it was common to see simple silliness like this in software UX.

I made a really simple free recipe finder web site that lets you braindump what you want (ingredients, preferences, things you don't want, a preferred chef/site, etc), and it returns a list of links that meet your criteria: https://foodecide.com
Found this incredible plate for my collection while walking my dogs this morning, which reminded me of the time my then 10 year old told me “Spaceballs is *way* funnier than Airplane, mom… he drank coffee through his helmet! *Through his helmet*, mom.”
go seabirds

the power of a language model when it comes to tracking food 😆

https://logactually.com

danger will robinson

JFYI for anyone using it, there are some new features since my first post: https://logactually.com/changelog

(Very intentionally *not* adding notifications or annoying behavior within the app when there's something new, but at the same time it's so danged *fun* to share the latest and greatest in a release...)

I'm trying to eat better, so I tried two popular food tracking apps but *really* hate their UX (both had 30+ clicks on first run just to get to the main screen, ugh)

So instead I built my own app that works the way my messy ADHD brain does, where I can just braindump what I ate, and it pulls out the macros and formats it nicely (using AI). I've been pleasantly surprised at how well it works for me.

If you're interested, you can use it for free: https://logactually.com

I'm an admin on a small discord of friends from college from 30 years ago. We have a simple code of conduct we created several years back, and I recently updated it. Can you tell what the update was?