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Rereading Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall as a Data Engineer: Thoughts on Precision, Perspective, and the Art of the System

One of my nicest experiences of the past year has been revisiting favourite books and enjoying a new perspective, now my world has shifted. I first read the late, great Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall in the first flush of its popularity after its release in 2009: I was a literature PhD student on a long, […]

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A Room of Ones Own/Clean Code: Bookish thoughts about workspace, effort and craft.

My new home office is nearly set up! I haven’t had my own room to work in since I was a student and the memories that it’s bringing back have got me thinking about how I think. My personality and passions are becoming externalised again: in Legos, pretty rocks, collectible figures and other knick-knacks put

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