Data and interactives editor at The Guardian in Australia
Doing things like: dataviz, investigations, science, mapping, music, python, javascript etc
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When an eel has a maw
with a pharyngeal jaw,
that’s a moray.
When the jaws open wide
and there’s more jaws inside,
that’s a moray.
When it skulks in a reef
and has two sets of teeth,
that’s a moray.
When an eel bites your thigh
and you bleed out and die
that’s a moray.
People looking for a more neutral take on the state of various networks will probably get a lot out of this writeup from @mmasnick:
I meant to be finishing a post about books I'm reading but I got distracted and wrote ~2500 words about Mastodon and Bluesky and the related things (welcoming design, insular culture) I've been stewing on for a few months
And also about vegetarian meat substitutes in the 1980s, which were *really something*
not sure of the nuance of this and discussing without getting yelled at but I am kinda interested in the disconnect on the current level of covid interventions.
every now and then some intelligent people I generally have quite a bit of respect for comes out with some tweets/posts/whatever about how they can't understand why seemingly everyone else / politicians / etc / are ok with not wearing masks etc etc etc
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