Duncan being revived throughout the books over and over again is the best literary plot in sci-fi
It grounds the reader through an otherwise millennia-spanning journey
you don’t feel detached from the universe because there’s ALWAYS a Duncan lurking somewhere doing shit
the main character in Dune isn't Paul Atreides. Paul disappears eventually from the story and is only mentioned in passing in later books. Duncan Idaho remains until the very end, and is actually the last person we read about in the last book.
Ah what do you know, I wrote about this ages ago obedparla.com/books/hiding-y…
I'm sitting right next to a guy coding C# by hand using VS Code with light theme, stock font, no customization whatsoever, 1 terminal window open.
I have such an urge to discover who this person is
I have to keep reminding myself that It's not just about solving the problem, but making sure anyone who reads your code can follow my logic.
In software development, clarity beats cleverness. Write code as if the next person to read it knows where you live.
Good devs understand the importance of readability and simplicity
It's not about using every new tool, but mastering the ones that truly make a difference in your work.
Uhm
I do all those things and have always done all those things while having kids
Do people really think kids prevent you from enjoying life or something? They actually make everything more enjoyable
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Going to have a cake as a couple? Meh that’s ok
Going with your kids? BEST EST EVER. CAKEEEE. it becomes the highlight of the day
Going for a walk alone? Nice. With kids? It becomes an adventure.
Honestly everything is far better with kids.
The problem with YA fiction is that it’s too wide a range. Things like The Hobbit or Ender Games are often called “young adult fiction” when they’re not.
I kind of agree a lot of YA is mediocre, but it’s also useful to learn to differentiate genres as a reader.









