Stephen Donahue
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Retract the seven published columns into drafts/ and promote the 24 per-date entries split out of Notes/random.md. Bodies are verbatim; titles, subjects and slugs are new. Make publication a matter of location. Notes/Notes.11tydata.js gives anything under Notes/ permalink: false unless tagged `column`; drafts/drafts.11tydata.js renders drafts at their real permalink under `yarn dev` and excludes them from collections entirely in a build, so no template can surface one. Publishing is now `git mv drafts/<file> columns/`, and moving it back retracts it. Untagged notes were previously rendered into _site/ and deployed — including Notes/random.md, which was live at /Notes/random/.
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title: Frame Rate
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date: 2026-07-27
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layout: column.njk
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tags: [column, computing]
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permalink: /columns/2026/frame-rate/
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We think in Fragments
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We're back at mainframes and teletypes. An enormous offsite compute resource. You dial in with your client.
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The same practice - get your batch jobs ready to run overnight, over the weekend. Spend the daylight hours collaboratively tuning, refining, testing.
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The prep for the night to come, and for the day after, the next repeating link.
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And mistakes were expensive. Something faulted, the job failed overnight. You spend the next day(s) troubleshooting.
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Did it feel expensive back then? Or has the frame rate of our lives gotten so high that a span of days feels closer to eternity?
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every session branching through alternate realities - do you know when you're on the 'good timeline?' Do you know when you're not?
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