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This is where my notes grow: stories I loved, bread I baked, things I am learning. Nothing here is finished. Notes get tended over time, and links connect them.
Worldbuilding notes: how fictional worlds earn our belief
Bread, slowly: a lab book with a dough calculator
Money that grows: compound interest you can play with
Learning Japanese kana: one small step a day
How I tend this garden: the method
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Coisas pequenas que acabaram de brotar: um link, uma obra ou uma ideia, em uma ou duas frases.
Music for Airports was written to survive interruption: it should still work when an announcement cuts through it.
Perfect Days ends on one long close-up of a face holding every feeling at once. No dialogue, just a song.
Hiragana あ is the kanji 安 written fast enough that it melted.
The rule of 72: divide 72 by the yearly rate and you get, roughly, the years money takes to double.
The Moon is tidally locked: it turns exactly once per orbit, so we always see the same face.
Bakers measure everything against the flour. A whole recipe fits in one line: 100 / 72 / 2 / 20.
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MudaTime and memoryLoops, endings and the shape of a lifeMuda
MudaSlow storiesFor tired evenings: attention over plotMuda
MudaPlaces that rememberExploring a place is the same as reading its historyMuda
MudaEcology as a characterWhen the environment is the protagonistMuda
Em brotoWorldbuilding notesWhy some invented worlds feel more solid than the real oneEm brotoQuer acompanhar? Assine os cadernos novos por RSS
Wander through the Atlas, follow the links, and check what I am reading in the club.
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Obras que mudaram como eu vejo as coisas.