Fun running into former colleagues Sam and Andy on our flight to AMS.

Three smiling men posing together in a busy airport terminal near gates F12 and F13, wearing casual travel clothes and backpacks.

Flight seems to be holding. Should be boarding in 35 minutes. MSP is much, much quieter than normal. Seems most the planes are the big ones.

Delta Air Lines Airbus A330-900 parked at gate F12 on a wet snowy tarmac at Minneapolis-Saint Paul Airport.

Our flight to AMS is still listed as on time, but the Misery Map sure paints an ugly picture.

FlightAware MiseryMap showing 789 delays and 358 cancellations across US airports, with MSP heavily affected by a large storm system.

Sunday morning. Working on the Weekly Thing. Codex improving Elixir in another window. Coffee. “Bonus time” at home because of Delta flight cancellation, and hoping our flight today actually goes.

Since our flight was cancelled we decided to watch a campy movie — Anaconda to the rescue.

Movie poster for Anaconda showing two men with wide frightened expressions wrapped in coils of a giant green snake

Codex: The codebase feels much healthier after the recent changes.

I agree Codex.

Was supposed to be flying to Amsterdam tomorrow at 6:50 PM on DL 162 and they have already cancelled the flight because of the forecasted weather. That sure seems overly cautious given how accurate weather forecasts are. 😖✈️

Fun morning irrationally celebrating π Day - 0.01! 🥧

Four people wearing pi-themed shirts hold plates of pie at a Pi Day office celebration, with a Banana Cream pie on the table nearby.Dozens of French Silk pie slices topped with whipped cream and chocolate shavings arranged on white plates across a long table in a cafeteria.Dozens of slices of key lime pie on white plastic plates arranged across a long dark table in a modern office cafeteria.Man in a black pi symbol shirt giving a thumbs up next to a table full of individual pie slices topped with whipped cream

OpenClaw just eats tokens like an animal.

Stacked bar chart showing daily token costs March 1-10 with Claude Sonnet 4.6 and Claude Haiku 4.5, peaking near 32 dollars on March 1.