2024.03 Weekly Roundup
🥈Weekly Roundup is a post summarizing a couple things I especially enjoyed or appreciated that week. It does not capture everything from the week, just the highlights worth noting.
Bailey Belvis
2024.02 Learning Japanese - Hiragana and Katakana
Weekly notes on my journey learning (or sometimes failing to learn) Japanese.
2024.02 Weekly Roundup
🥈Weekly Roundup is a post summarizing a couple things I especially enjoyed or appreciated that week. It does not capture everything from the week, just the highlights worth noting.
The cold came to Texas and the internet froze 🧊
(or how I wasted my three day weekend)
Project: Tracking Time at Work
We all have a subjective perception about how we approach work 💼. We innately have a sense of a productive day vs. a non-productive day, a stressful day vs. a chill day, and so on an so forth. But how does our perception align with reality?
Over time, how good is
2024.01 Weekly Roundup
🥈Weekly Roundup is a post summarizing a couple things I especially enjoyed or appreciated that week. It does not capture everything from the week, just the highlights worth noting.
2024.01 Learning Japanese - Hiragana and Katakana
Weekly notes on my journey learning (or sometimes failing to learn) Japanese.
2024.00 Learning Japanese
As a side project, I'm going to try learning another language this year. And because I wanted to make this as difficult on myself as possible, I decided to try Japanese 🤦.
According to the U.S. Department of State Foreign Service Institute, Japanese is one of only two
Race Recap: 2024 Hotcake Hustle 5k
Alright, kicking off 2024 with a baseline 5k race.
It's been about 4 weeks since the Dallas Marathon 🏆 and I haven't trained much since then, just some easy runs here and there. While I'm certainly still carrying fitness from that marathon training block, I
Reflections on 7 Years of Peloton To Garmin
Over the years I've built many tools and weekend scripts, but Peloton-to-Garmin is the first tool I wrote that was used by a community of people and it's been so much fun growing and learning how to maintain a free open-source project.
Seven years ago, after