Daniel Wentsch
@klickreflex
Freelance designer and web dev from Freiburg, Germany.
Daniel Wentsch
zettel.org
My favourite 3 lines of CSS
piccalil.li
Andy’s flow pattern is genius
I can read any number of books all by myself (and do!), ruminating only on my own interpretation and never contending with someone who might disagree with me. Or better yet push a button and get a 10-minute AI-generated summary of that book, and push another button and get an AI-generated blog post about the insights of that book that I can throw... See more
choosing friction
The problem with AI “art” is that it was not the expression of a mortal being choosing to spend its one wild and precious life clawing its way through mediocrity to try and imperfectly communicate a feeling with other mortal beings who, by definition, can never fully comprehend it, and therefore it is fundamentally uninteresting to me.
choosing friction
The thing that makes art interesting is that it was created by people who could have chosen to spend their time doing literally anything else. Do you know how long it takes to write a novel? Isn’t it amazing how many people have done it anyway?
choosing friction
Posture and concentration are related. Often drowsiness (in meditation or at any time) is a clue that your posture has slipped and that your lungs are not able to fill fully with each breath. In such instances, quietly adjust, rolling up from the base of the spine in order to lengthen it and maximize room for breathing. Then take a few deep
... See moreJan Chozen Bays • How to Train a Wild Elephant
What would happen if we paid as much attention to these persistent delights as we pay to the annoying surprises that unfold each day?
The narrative of our time here becomes our lived experience. We’re the directors of this very long cinéma vérité documentary, deciding what gets focused on and what we skip over.
The narrative of our time here becomes our lived experience. We’re the directors of this very long cinéma vérité documentary, deciding what gets focused on and what we skip over.
Taken for granted
Taken for granted
seths.blog
Desire is never about the object itself. If it were, once you acquired it, the desire would vanish. Yet, your wardrobe keeps getting stuffier while you still find yourself with nothing to wear. Desire is about what the object seems to promise us: a fuller, richer existence.
Sherry Ning • You're Overspending Because You Lack Values
Standing in front of all my stuff, it hit me that all of it used to be money, and all of that used to be time.