This is my weblog of posts, clippings and current research projects. I am a father, husband, business executive and aspiring writer based in Northern California working at the intersection of business, art and technology. More about me →
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This is my weblog of posts, clippings and current research projects. I am a father, husband, business executive and aspiring writer based in Northern California working at the intersection of business, art and technology. More about me →
Overview of Barry Schwartz’s 2004 book The Paradox of Choice – Why More Is Less. read more →
Enable you or your agents to provision hosting, databases, auth, AI, and more from the CLI. read more →
Ripplica. read more →
Excel at fast, iterative tasks on Raspberry Pi with OpenClaw, while maintaining data privacy, reducing latency, and eliminating API costs. read more →
“The most complete portable pocket audio cassette player database. read more →
In today’s Superhuman post, which is a mustread for me every day, they point to a meme made by Albertooz in the ChatGPT subreddit that reminded me of this post I wrote called Why AI Might Fear Us way back in 2016. read more →
Boris Cherny’s Claude.md file. read more →
Embed Codex into your product with the app-server protocol. read more →
Claude Code plugin that generates individualized knowledge systems from conversation. read more →
CompanyOS: a skills-only system that turns Claude Code into the operating layer for an entire company. read more →
The home page for a Claude Code plug in initiate and manage individualized knowledge systems. read more →
”— says the song ‘in the style of Nick Cave’, and that’s kind of true. read more →
While I’m waiting for my old camera to be fixed, I’m using a FujiFilm X-T30 to take some photos and get back in the swing of using a camera. read more →
Since I’ve decided to get back into photography this year, I picked up where I left off by brushing off my Minolta SRT-201 that I used in college for my photojournalism classes. read more →
The 1993 Univerty of Tennessee Advanced Photojournalism class. read more →
If Twitter is a “town square”, then the last month has been like a western movie where some bad guy and his band of hoods rode into Twitter Town, bought it and the locals freaked the f&%k out. read more →
Turns out mine is bad. I’m also uncool and old. More on that in a bit. Let me tell you how I found out… I’m a big fan of Pudding.cool. read more →
Judas Priest…grinding it out since 1969. Really enjoyed Fred Wilson’s post “Grinding”. Everyone wants to talk about “hustle” when building a company. read more →
Our early virtual assistants are kind of janky. read more →
So many people have written great posts or tweets about Tom Petty and their favorite Tom Petty moments. read more →
Regan Burns Cafiso, our Head of Content Strategy, doing a demo of Tasted I wanted to give a bit of an update on a product I’ve been working on for the last year. read more →
Illustration by Renan Cakirerk I chuckle every time I see an article on AI article saying “We may be on the verge of creating a new life form, one that could mark not only an evolutionary breakthrough, but a potential threat to our survival as a species!” Not because it’s not possible that we would... read more →
I watched Nick Cave’s biopic “20,000 Days on Earth” this weekend. read more →
Record Store Day reminded me that buying music is more fun with people involved. read more →
Originally published on Pandodaily on April 29, 2013 It’s been over a month since Google announced it would shut down Reader on July 1. read more →
Originally published on Pandodaily on July 22, 2012 Does anyone else find it interesting that two of our most engineering-centric technology companies just bought an email client and a news reader last week? I mean, aren’t Google and Facebook just stuffed with engineers who could jam these products ... read more →
Originally published on Signal vs. read more →