Two Great Books on Therapy and Parenting
The Gardener and the Carpenter I read a butt load of parenting books and this is probably my favourite one since reading Cribsheet. The Gardener and the Carpenter... →It’s Their Mona Lisa ↳
Kyoto in the Snow ↳
Niche Museum Directory ↳
What’s Wrong With Pete Hegseth? ↳
OpenClaw Weekly — Week of March 7
Meal Planning Gets Smarter The meal-planning skill learned to browse Reddit for kid-friendly recipes. When Peter asks for dinner ideas, OpenClaw now searches subreddits like r/recipes and r/EasyRecipes... →Apple TV (the Hardware, Not the Streaming Service) is an Unmitigated Disaster
Apple has not meaningfully changed the Apple TV (the hardware) experience for over a decade. I think the last big change they made was making it so the... →The Shape of Paris ↳
Deconstructing the Lego Smartbrick ↳
Working Boats: Safety Salvage and Rescue ↳
Probably my favourite kids book / reference book. Cross section drawings remind me so much of my childhood. An under-appreciated art form!
Literature Has a Stay-at-Home-Dad Problem ↳
OpenClaw Weekly — Week of March 2
Personal Blog Integration OpenClaw gained direct integration with plc.vc this week through a custom connection that enables real-time mood tracking and automated publishing. Mood Orb: The site's visual... →What Would an Agentic PM System Do?
Let's assume that the Product Management Industrial Complex is real and that we — Product Managers — are all wheels within wheels of wheels. Which, I truly think... →Claude is an Electron App Because We’ve Lost Native ↳
What OpenClaw Did for Me This Week (Feb 27 2026)
This week was all about hardening the infrastructure and learning from mistakes. Completed a major workspace compression (70% reduction), built out daily backups with GitHub integration, and created... →✰ Knowledge Skill
LLMs are amazing at summarizing content. Agents are amazing at doing workflows based on a simple input. I have found a huge amount of value by using OpenClaw as a "second brain."