[whacked_new]

Author here. Very surprised to see this on HN years after I stopped!

Also, thanks for the UI critique, points taken! The design decision was to hide nitty gritty detail about the background unless the reader was extra interested, in hopes of making an article with gradual / adjustable depth so readers who aren't as interested can get a tl;dr for each section (I still don't know how a nice UI to do this, although LLMs make the idea more in reach now).

[collingreen]

I love this idea for how we could have dynamic LoD for articles. I've thought about this a lot over the years and also never landed on a great ux. Maybe llms will help us; it would be great to see these tools shape novel, powerful ux (in the hands of the people).

[3shv]

Thanks for your articles. About your "The surprising benefits of disciplined, deliberate self-logging", I couldn't understand and it seemed cryptic how you're logging? The biologger.md is throwing 404. Could you explain?

[whacked_new]

Wow, thanks for digging! Looks like I haven't committed that file! It's an incomplete description of the android app that I wrote to output the jsonl in the self-logging piece going through some comparisons of existing options in 2019 and design decisions for the app. In short, it's like myfitnesspal tailored to my use case. 3 years later, the data is still a sprawl, but the logging strategy is stable.