Statistics is the logic of uncertainty.
Joe Blitzstein, Professor of the Practice in Statistics, Harvard University, Department of Statistics.
https://www.edx.org/learn/probability/harvard-university-introduction-to-probability
Since I was going to obsess over something, I decided to give my brain jaws something hard to chew on. It choked.
https://www.youtube.com/@MindYourDecisions
Siri Wattana market.
Third time back? Always nice to know that there are still new local places to discover in Chiangmai.
Ten years later, I learn the name of this Russian poet: Anna Akhmatova.
And just for fun, here’s the poem in the original Russian.
Все мы бражники здесь, блудницы…
I compared four drafting systems:
The Bunka Style Missy Block: Something between voodoo and magic because it only requires two measurements: centre back and bust. It gives a loose-fitting boxy bodice that works very well on my body.
Metric Pattern Cutting for Women’s Wear by Winifred Aldrich: Slightly hard to follow, as it the instructions end with just one large shoulder dart. I didn’t sew up this bodice.
Suzy Furrer’s system which is extremely well-reviewed on YouTube. I bought her book during Covid. Unfortunately, I had to abandon this draft as it was too complicated for me.
Finally, something from Xian Ping, which seems to be a hybrid of the Japanese and French systems, which gave me the most fitted block so far. I made two versions of this.
Bingeing. Too bad that vocal fry makes Daniel sound like he is stoned.
