Hi! Here's some more tech and non-tech reading for the season. Hope you enjoy it, the reading I mean! (As usual, a hat tip to Hacker News, Reddit, Youtube, Spotify Twitter and my other feeds)
Until next time!
Falling into the future at light speed
Hi! Here's some more tech and non-tech reading for the season. Hope you enjoy it, the reading I mean! (As usual, a hat tip to Hacker News, Reddit, Youtube, Spotify Twitter and my other feeds)
Hi! Here's some tech and non-tech reading to start the Fall season (in the Northern hemisphere). It's Fall and still blazing hot. Hope you enjoy it, the reading I mean! (As usual, a hat tip to Hacker News, Reddit, Youtube, Spotify Twitter and my other feeds)
Hi! Here's some more tech and non-tech reading before Summer (in the Northern hemisphere) ends. Hope you enjoy it! (As usual, a hat tip to Hacker News, Reddit, Youtube, Spotify Twitter and my other feeds)
Hi! Here's some tech and non-tech reading before school starts (As usual, a hat tip to Hacker News, Reddit, Youtube, Spotify Twitter and my other feeds). Hope you enjoy it!
Hi. Here's some tech and non-tech reading for the rest of Summer (As usual, a hat tip to Hacker News, Reddit, Youtube, Spotify Twitter and my other feeds). I've started share some of my non-tech (mostly business and leadership) related reading too. Hope you enjoy it!
Here's a summary of our trip to Oregon. (Or ask your favorite AI "Give me a 7 day itinerary for family with kids to Oregon")
Day 1 - Start:
Day 2 - Bend, OR:
Day 3 - Bend, OR:
Day 4 - Mt Hood, OR:
Day 5 - Portland area, OR:
Day 6 - Portland area, OR:
Day 7 - Return:
Hi! Here's some tech reading for Summer (As usual, a hat tip to Hacker News, Reddit and Twitter feeds, which are my usual sources).
Hi! Here's some tech reading for Summer (As usual, a hat tip to Hacker News, Reddit and Twitter feeds, which are my usual sources).
Hi! Here's some (more, bonus!) tech reading for Spring (As usual, a hat tip to Hacker News, Reddit and Twitter feeds, which are my usual sources).
Hi! Here's some tech reading for your Spring break (As usual, a hat tip to Hacker News, Reddit and Twitter feeds, which are my usual sources).