Tag: start select reset
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Start Select Reset Zine #016 | INTERNET OPERATOR
Start Select Reset Zine issue #16. 36 pages. A5 stapled. Printed on heavy stock with thick covers. Hand stamped twice with copy number and FOG logo.
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Start Select Reset Zine #015 | Monsters In The Mirror
Start Select Reset Zine issue #15. 36 pages. A5. Properly printed on heavy stock with thick covers. Hand stamped twice, copy number and FOG logo.
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Monsters In The Mirror
What are large language models, really? On AI, Language, and the new entities that wear language as their skin.
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Pre-Flight: The New Container
I’m emerging from a chrysalis. Six months since I finished 301, and closed the loop on the biggest creative project of my life.
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EOY 2025
I think this is my last post of the year here on the blog. This time next week, I will be tucked up in bed sleeping off a two-part journey…
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Summer is Waning
The summer is waning, you can feel it in the mornings, the dog days are over, and it’s getting noticeably darker earlier in the evenings
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Start Select Reset Zine #014 | You Can Just Do Things
Issue #014 of SSRZ is about my firm belief that ‘you can just do things’.
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Landing Sequence
This show represents an enormous amount of effort and discipline. Sustaining any single format for eight years is achievement enough for me.
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Start Select Reset Zine #012 | Shadow Boxing x Long Form Leap
This issue is a double feature, exploring two intertwined challenges: Shadow Boxing and my move to long form essay writing.
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Start Select Reset Zine | NOTICING
Noticing is a solo mapping game encouraging mindful exploration. The goal isn’t to travel far, but to observe deeply.
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Summer Doings | 2417
What I’ve been up to and where I am elsewhere on the web this summer
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Start Select Reset Zine | Something Like This
This issue has an ‘aesthetic preview’ of a new creative project of mine, and contains a general update on the goings on and future plans brewing at thejaymo industries.
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Day One
After using it for a year I thought I’d write about Day One App, as it’s some of best money I’ve ever spent on software.
