I was listening to the Central Air podcast episode from this week while I was cooking dinner, and I liked it so much that I decided to log in and write a fun little post in the Substack chat about it when I discovered a couple of shocking things. First,

My brother Chris put this beautiful photo montage together for our dad's 103rd birthday. His first birthday we've had to celebrate without him.

There are cases when you experience two different problems in some relational graph that seem to be the same problem but are not actually the same. They have the same sound, a similar definition, but the root causes and the solutions are very different. These usually manifest as conflicting definitions

Everyone who has worked with me knows that I'm not a fan of Agile. I'm not a fan of the philosophy, the religion, or the self-indulgent arrogance of the manifesto. And in many ways, the die-hard fans of Agile are worse than Agile itself. I mean, come on people. We

The Kyrie is maybe one of the most interesting parts of the mass before 1962. Because for over a thousand years the Kyrie was the only part of the mass that was Greek. Instead of Latin. You can hear the differences in the work of Orlando de Lassus, Zarlino, and