Graham Marlow @mgmarlow.com · 03/10/2026The past works where I relied on highlights are barely visible in my memory, whereas I feel like I can have a decent conversation about Aristotle despite not touching this book for half a year. Kudos to Jeffrey Kaplan. 010
Graham Marlow @mgmarlow.com · 03/10/2026Returning to study after a long time and I’m astounded at how much better my recall is by summarizing instead of highlighting. I’m following the advice to rephrase the point (and series, as they append) in the margins. 200
Graham Marlow @mgmarlow.com · 02/10/2026TIL YouTube supports RSS (and you can filter out Shorts): mgmarlow.com/words/2026-1...mgmarlow.comTIL: YouTube supports RSSToday I learned that YouTube supports RSS feeds. And you can filter out Shorts. 020
Reposted by Graham Marlowbrooke husic @xws.bsky.social · 01/10/2026somehow it's the 5 year anniversary of spreadthewordlist.com ! to celebrate, @enriqueha.bsky.social's added some amazing new tools: a grid visualizer, a database browser, and a version of the wordlist with spacing, capitalization, and punctuation. we can't wait to see what you make with it 💜 1112
Reposted by Graham MarlowJosh Collinsworth @collinsworth.dev · 21/09/2026Hey, friends—I'm excited to share my new project! I call it Tupo. It's a daily logic puzzle with roots in sudoku, where every cell has to have a unique color-number combo. Give it a shot if you like daily logic games, and let me know what you think! playtupo.complaytupo.comTupo · A daily sudoku-style logic puzzle with a twistA simple logic puzzle of numbers and colors. One new puzzle every day, starting easy and getting harder through the week. 198719
Graham Marlow @mgmarlow.com · 05/09/2026The explosion of HTML daily puzzle games post-Wordle is one of the few good things that came out of 2021. 001
Graham Marlow @mgmarlow.com · 05/09/2026current daily puzzle game rotation: - minute cryptic - 18 words - nyt connections - maptap occasionals: nyt crossword, bracket city, puzzmo 100
Graham Marlow @mgmarlow.com · 31/08/2026Things I learned solving www.theguardian.com/crosswords/q... 1. Jellied eels are a thing in London, which sounds absolutely frightening 2. Straiten, “to subject to distress” 3. Tract, a kind of leaflet distributed by religious groups 4. Homophones are impossible if you don’t know the soundalike 000
Graham Marlow @mgmarlow.com · 31/08/2026I’m now constantly surprised at how funny Dickens is in his prose: “The little narrow, crooked town of Dover hid itself away from the beach, and ran its head into the chalk cliffs, like a marine ostrich.” His humor did not come through when I was forced to read him in high school. 010
Graham Marlow @mgmarlow.com · 25/08/2026Perfect seeing this when I’m stuck in an airport for three hours. Thanks for the rec 000
Graham Marlow @mgmarlow.com · 20/08/2026I made a mini cryptic crossword: crosshare.org/crosswords/5...crosshare.orgCryptic Mini No. 6A finished puzzle that's been secretly sitting in my drafts for months. ... 032
Reposted by Graham Marlowsnow @snowttrpg.itch.io · 18/08/2026The Marathon Game Jam starts in 2 weeks! Come dump all your marathon-inspired games, total rip-offs, 3D printed OSR clones, lore inspirations, and so on. If you like the game, it's aesthetics, it's mechanics, or anything about it, this is the place to make it yours. itch.io/jam/legally-...itch.ioMarathon JamA game jam from 2026-09-01 to 2026-10-01 hosted by snow. Bungie's Marathon is unique in that it's world, aesthetics, and game mechanics grip different people for different reasons. Many love the aesth... 36533
Graham Marlow @mgmarlow.com · 12/08/2026Big Walk is such an incredible co-op experience. Finally a game using proximity chat in a compelling way that isn’t mafia or horror related. 010
Graham Marlow @mgmarlow.com · 11/08/2026Watching The Prisoner for the first time and there's an episode where an omnipotent supercomputer self-destructs over the question, "Why?" It perfectly encapsulates the contrasting expectation of computational accuracy and the probabilistic reality of modern LLMs. Surprisingly prescient 1967 Sci-fi. 000
Graham Marlow @mgmarlow.com · 09/08/2026I’m amazed how easy it is to start editing Wikipedia articles. They have this whole gamified onboarding experience that makes the whole thing strangely addictive and hardly intimidating. Reading article talk pages is like playing Hypnospace Outlaw but in real life. 010
