Caspar Addyman

StoryBundle's In Translation bundle to benefit Global Voices Lingua: Interview My primary goal was that the bundle be representative of our broader world, without a focus on the regions most already represented in collections of translation.

How would you like to read 12 books from across the Global Majority—some newly translated just for this project—while contributing to Global Voices? 7 days left to get the In Translation StoryBundle for GV Lingua!

lingua.globalvoices.org/202...

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Ta-Da! I Built a Life Tracker That Won’t Guilt Trip Me.. Or You. How 4,322 days of meditation led me to build a kinder more joyful life logger.

I started 2026 resolving to learn to sing and avoid To Do lists. Rather than doing either of those i wrote an app that makes those both easier. And plenty more besides. Cheers robots 🤖🙏
Now, no more procrastinating 🎶
medium.com/p/ta-da-i-bu...

Why would that even need a human editor? 🤔 😔 🤣

Let's try this again 👋

Hi Bluesky - I'm Massachusetts' Attorney General. You might know me from suing President Trump nearly 50 times, beating Uber and Lyft in court, or being the first woman of color elected to statewide office in MA.

I officially left X today - help me find my MA people?

INDEPENDENT Playgrounds would become 'crack dens' if Greens were in power, policing minister says

I’m sorry, I know it’s a minor point, but crack dens are traditionally indoor establishments. What the scaremongering Labour minister is describing here is a crack paddock.

It is wild that UK Labour is trying to sell Ronald Reagan’s drug policy in 2026.

Me at Baker St tube station.

Me arriving home at the Barrier Block, Brixton

Strava map of the route.

#runderground 001 Baker Street
Running home from every underground station. Not sure of all the rules yet but I Needed a new project after running every street in Lambeth (which only took about 13 years).
Starting with Baker Street.. Considered to be the "first" tube station. Opened in Jan 1863.

Oh, the grand old duke of york
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Countries that do not embrace AI could be left behind, says OpenAI’s George Osborne Without AI you will be a ‘weaker and poorer nation’, says former UK chancellor two months into job at US firm

"OpenAI’s George Osborne"
So, it is like a regular George Osborne but more sycophantic and more sinister?
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

Our demands are clear. The U2 songs will continue until ICE is abolished. You have been warned.

Yvette Cooper's ban of Palestine Action was based on a pack of lies.

Absolutely devastating from Huda Ammori

11 year old Teodor Zajder just obliterated the world record for solving a 3x3 Rubik's cube. And earned himself $28,000 in 2.76 seconds.
Keep being weirdly awesome humans.
🧩🔥🤯👏🏆
www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ddj...

Complimenting babies is bad luck in Serbia!?
But it's my job!
😡😡😬😬😬
Https://babies.lol

there is so much happening in that sentence

She’s 10 months today! 11:15 AM coffee and bottle time 12:11 PM playtime drawing of her cute little baby hand 1:21 PM shower time I’m saying baby! While she sits in her little car and waits for me to be done with my shower

More Hourly Comics! #hourlycomicsday #hourlycomicday

Hourly comic day, 2026 cover image. Eyes opening baby is reaching towards my face.

1:21 AM sleeping 3:14 AM nursing 10:15 AM sleeping nicely, baby

It’s Hourly Comics Day! My favorite comics holiday! ✨ #hourlycomicday #hourlycomicsday

I like the way Tom recognises we need to find our own writing routines, but, as we also have a Dymo Labelwriter, I’m going to try out his inspiration bottling idea.

Author names that became adjectives include Kafkaesque, Shakespearean and Byronic (and isn’t it Byronic, don’t you think?).

Here are 10 suggestions for new ones…

1. Woolfish
2. Dickish
3. Orwell-endowed
4. Austentacious
5. Mannic
6. Audenary
7. Dahlicious
8. Remarqueable
9. Seusspicious
10. Poetic

Take me down to the Parallax city where the far moves slow and the near moves quickly

Screenshot of a YouTube video with screen title "The aftermath was bigger than the proof" He solved the hardest problem in mathematics - https://youtu.be/aNCulRFT-yw

The aftermath was bigger than the math...

The United States needs fewer bus stops - Works in Progress Magazine Bus stop balancing is fast, cheap, and effective. It can turn a service people tolerate into one they’re happy to use.

Cool story about how removing stops would benefit passengers because more of them would get places faster. But it did give me traumatic flashbacks to all the bus stop paradoxes in my college probability and statistics classes.
worksinprogress.co/issue/the-un...

Teapot and mug featuring Messier 78

Yarn bowl featuring astronaut running along barren landscape under a large exoplanets while trying to catch a tether that leads to the yarn feed.

Angled cup featuring Pismis 24

Yarn bowl featuring a winding teal imagined nebula.

A reminder that commissions open Saturday, 10am PT!

If you have a vision for a space tea set or other item to enjoy in a moment of self care, now is the time ✨

FAQ:
Amyraehill.com/commissions

#sciart

That's an upgrade from those BBC Quarry class planets

My theory: no self-respecting interstellar species is going to live on a planet. Living at the bottom of deep gravity well is stupid. It's like. well.. living at the bottom of a deep well. Plus in space you get optional gravity and full benefits of 3D space (50% more Ds than on earth!) 👽🛰️🌌

There's actually a lot of planets like this because sci-fi writers find it boring and hard having to work out a whole new calendar for each story.

ICYMI, I wrote about this very thing www.thenewworld.co.uk/matt-muir-do...

That's worth a tenner to me...