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A mix of technical deep-dives, career reflections, and dispatches from the road.

Visiting Lassen Volcanic National Park thumbnail
travelJul 19, 2025· 2 min
Visiting Lassen Volcanic National Park
A trip through Lassen Volcanic National Park in northern California, where active hydrothermal features, steaming fumaroles, and a still-recovering volcanic landscape make for an otherworldly experience.
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Visiting Olympic National Park thumbnail
travelJul 17, 2025· 2 min
Visiting Olympic National Park
Exploring Olympic National Park on Washington's Olympic Peninsula, where temperate rainforest, rugged Pacific coastline, and alpine wilderness coexist in one extraordinary park.
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Visiting Yosemite National Park thumbnail
travelJun 25, 2025· 2 min
Visiting Yosemite National Park
A visit to Yosemite Valley, where Half Dome and El Capitan frame a landscape so dramatic it almost feels engineered, and the waterfalls are at their thunderous peak in late June.
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Visiting Death Valley National Park thumbnail
travelJun 11, 2025· 2 min
Visiting Death Valley National Park
A trip to Death Valley, the hottest and driest national park in the United States, where the alien beauty of salt flats, sand dunes, and painted badlands stretches in every direction.
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Visiting Rocky Mountain National Park thumbnail
travelJun 1, 2025· 2 min
Visiting Rocky Mountain National Park
Exploring Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado, where Trail Ridge Road cuts through alpine tundra above 12,000 feet and elk wander through meadows at dusk.
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Visiting Great Smoky Mountains National Park thumbnail
travelMay 16, 2025· 2 min
Visiting Great Smoky Mountains National Park
A trip to the Great Smoky Mountains, the most visited national park in the country, where layers of blue-hazed ridgelines stretch to the horizon and old-growth forest fills every hollow.
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Hot Springs, Arkansas: Gangsters, Geothermal Water, and a National Park in a City thumbnail
travelMay 8, 2021· 2 min
Hot Springs, Arkansas: Gangsters, Geothermal Water, and a National Park in a City
Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas is unlike any other national park — it sits inside a small city, and the park's thermal springs have drawn everyone from Native American tribes to 1930s gangsters to baseball players looking for a soak.
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