Luke Sebastian Scalone

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Everything on this site, listed in one place.

Pages

  • About
    A high school French teacher who came to it the long way, by way of a doctorate left near the finish and three and a half years in Tunisia.
  • AI
    I use it every day, and I'm not sure the verb points the right way: what I've trained these systems to do, and what they're doing to me.
  • Blogroll
    The personal sites I read, in the rough order they found me, reached by following links rather than searching.
  • Bookmarks
    Links worth keeping, organized by when I found them.
  • Canon
    The concepts that stayed, and the works that carried them.
  • Hills
    Convictions I have lived my way into, and would defend at a cost.
  • Now
    A monthly reflection on the month that came before: what I did, made, and thought about.
  • Service
    Where the rest of the week goes: a teen center, a crisis center, a county historical society.
  • Someday
    Not a bucket list: things I'd like to do, make, see, and become, no longer sorted by which I'll reach.
  • Teaching
    French, at the school that taught it to me, and what a classroom gives that isn't transmission.
  • Uses
    It starts with a pen; everything else in the house is machinery for what the pen produces.
  • Why
    What I care about, and why the rest of the site takes the shape it does.
Field Notes

Undeveloped ideas and observations, arranged by theme.

Library
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2016

Meta

  • Colophon
    Documents over applications. Hugo over WordPress. A digital garden in the metaphor of architecture, and the de Chirico behind the theme.
  • Changelog
    A reverse-chronological record of how this site has changed, generated from its git history.
  • Feeds
    RSS feeds for this site: one per room, and one for everything.
  • Listening
    What has been playing in this house, counted by its own scrobbler.
  • Style Guide
    Every HTML element the stylesheet handles, and the palette for each hour of the day.
  • Terms of Service
    How I'd like this corner of the internet to work, and what I ask of the people who read it.