Aaron Bieber (no relation)

@aaronbieber.com

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Nerd of the world. Programming, photography, generative art, pen plotting, electronics, home automation, 3d printing. Dad, writer, maker, solver, rock climber.

The NYT Connections page of the Friends section showing that I got a perfect score and two friends of mine had 3 and 4 mistakes respectively.
A picture of Michelle Wu and her family in what appears to be a residential backyard, wearing winter clothing.
Yellow bags of "Original Cement" captured from a movie freeze frame.
Newsweek headline: "Donald Trump's Approval Rating Collapses With Rural Americans"
A Staples-branded quartz wall clock with white dial, black bezel, and overly decorative numerals on a plain beige wall.
A man in bright red snow pants and crampons climbing an icy wall with ice axes.
Fitbit sleep timeline showing sleep from 9:03 pm to 4:05 am.
Windows 11 "blue screen of death."
A screenshot of a LinkedIn post by Nabeel Akhtar. It reads "That's how you build a $3.65 trillion company! NVIDIA's CEO says, 'I work from the moment I wake up to the moment I go to bed. And I work seven days a week. When I'm not working, I'm thinking about working. And when I'm working, I'm working. I sit through movies, but I don't remember because I'm thinking about work.' Success takes focus, hard work, and real dedication."
A photo of a black ink print on white paper depicting lines forming what seems like coalescing wood grain or fluid-like shapes.
Screenshot of my personal weather station website displaying an outdoor temperature of 18.0 degrees.
Me, a man in sunglasses and zippered fleece. Behind me the vast, tan, cracked playa of the Racetrack. Distant mountains, a clear blue sky, and the sun full the top half of the frame.
Headline of an article in The Atlantic reading "Trump Voters Got What They Wanted," subtitle "Those who expect that Donald Trump will hurt others, and not them, are likely to be unpleasantly surprised." Following is the top half of a photograph of Donald Trump wearing a high-vis vest and gesturing sidelong to people out of frame.