Sven Eisenschmidt

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Two Cameras

I went out this morning with both cameras, the two bird shots from the Canon and the frost on the bridge from the Sony.

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Dissolve

One of the new windmills north of the village, dissolving in the mist. If you’re looking for something to read, Jasper published a good reflection about AI and his craft, and sent his March recap newsletter. And I successfully avoided any April fools jokes today.

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Low

The last few evenings went into building Hypo and the Dragon Touch setup. Agentic coding is a different kind of effort: the cycles from idea to working product are so fast that you barely notice how much you are putting in.

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Dragon Touch (Pt.2)

A follow-up to the Dragon Touch post from a few days ago, about two things that bothered me enough to fix.

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So I Built a Mac App

Nadine and I shoot a lot of photos. A lot in the sense that we are still beginners and have quite an amount to sort through every time. But the amount of pictures is not what this is about.

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Village Walk

A walk through the village with friends. Spring was showing up everywhere, the light has been so good again.

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Packed

Today was packed, in the morning I went out to use the fantastic weather to get some good shots of birds again, the usual Sparrow and a first time shot of a Goldfinch.

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Dragon Touch

We got a Dragon Touch 27" digital display to use as a family calendar. My original plan was to build something with an e-ink display and a Raspberry Pi Zero, but this felt like the faster path.

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Grace

Jasper sent me the STL file for a Ryland Grace figure from Project Hail Mary. Project Hail Mary is, for me, the best film I have seen in years, and I can barely wait for the home cinema premiere.

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Kite

I’ve been avoiding working from my office space for the last three weeks. I overdid it on the walking pad a few weeks ago, and both kitchen and winter garden were more enjoyable with the warmth of the sun.