Chuck Grimmett

Chuck Grimmett


Hi, I’m Chuck Grimmett.

Check out my blog or my microblog, see what I’m reading, what I like, dig around in my digital garden, learn a bit more about me, or search for something.

Microblog

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  • Today was the day of too much paperwork. Taxes, filing reimbursements, bill payments, getting quotes on solar panel installation, quotes on life insurance, and estate planning documents. I’m exhausted.

  • All I really want to say about emdash is that it took me a good 30 minutes to figure out it isn’t an April Fool’s joke, and that is only because an insider vouched for it. Doesn’t pass the smell test otherwise.

  • Pretty cool to watch the Artemis II launch live on TV with Amanda and Charlie! From a TV at a car dealership no less.

  • Tied some Synthetic Clousers tonight. Striped bass on the brain.

  • Currently running WordPress 7.0 beta 5. So far so good!

  • Questions from your kid that make you nervous:

    “Daddy, have you seen the creepy eyeball in the sky?”

    Queue trying to hold it together while you calmly ask follow up questions.

  • It was better when we didn’t know Banksy’s mortal identity.

  • Trying to force the rhubarb.

  • Hot coffee take: Jamaican Blue Mountain is overrated and over priced.

  • Crocuses are up!

Links I like

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  • Likes Why Roadless areas matter by Tom Sadler.

  • As was foretold by fearless forecaster Chuck G., the official release date is Tuesday, August 4.

    I like that, adding “Fearless forecaster” to my bio.

  • Likes Logjam | Troutrageous! by Michael Agneta.

  • Alternative to WPackagist now that private equity-driven WPEngine snapped it up.

  • This post is reminiscent of the weekly internal posts Toni wrote during his most recent stint at Automattic as acting CEO while Matt was on sabbatical. Toni’s open communication is one of his many strengths.

  • Likes Studying with Ludwig Lachmann by Tyler Cowen.

    My favorite quote from Lachmann’s Capital and Its Structure:

    Such are the pleasures of generalization for those who do not stop to reflect upon the intrinsic differences of the objects of their manipulations.

    Page 88, if I recall.

  • I love the ::after link icon Alan added. I’m going to add this into the main plugin.