I like reading research papers. There was a phase in my life where I had the good fortune to spend hours a day in a library. I would find a Master’s or Doctoral thesis to clod through, and see what, …

I’m back on the word hunt, or maybe just durable taxonomy. I’ve read some pieces lately that cover how companies adopt intelligence tools. These have mostly focused on internal automation & …

I don't have a ton to add to the current spurge of Super-IC content. I have always been a bit dubious of the long term value of the 10x engineer. That type of mindset is critical in the world of the …

One habit that’s been building for me over the last two years is note-taking. In school, and for most of my career, I’ve relied on my memory instead of taking actual notes during classes or meetings. …

Precision vs. Speed, Precision at Speed, or Precision with Speed. There are lots of posts that cover the challenge of integrating AI speed with human precision in the pursuit of value. Lots of them. …

I don't recall if I encountered Applesoft BASIC or Logo first. I do remember playing Summer Games on an Apple ][c, and then thinking how cool it would be if I could make my own game. I tried BASIC, …

There are 6 ingredients in the formation of this memory: the movie E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, a Speak & Spell, a crystal radio kit, an aluminum saucer, lots of 22 gauge wire, and a tall tree. If …

I spend way too much time thinking about words. Currently I’m obsessed with finding a very specific word or phrase. […] There’s a phenomenon that many of us encounter where we grow confident …

This series isn't intended to be a comprehensive review of technology tools or platforms to build & host small static or interactive web experiences. There are plenty of platforms out there for …

One nit-picky side-effect of the surge of AI & Hype Train that causes my brain flutters, is the speed at which terms can become meaningless. A few months ago I had been tossing around Orchestrator …