When Data Isn’t Enough
Think of this as a post on “retro innovation”. Those words aren’t often combined, but life has a way of reminding us of the importance of the tactile to Homo… Continue Reading...
Why Dogs Are Good At Catching Frisbees
I ran across the transcript of a delightful speech given in 2012 by an economist from the Bank of England – and I have to admit, joining the words “delightful… Continue Reading...
Your Work Year Ahead: You Were Made For This
By now you’re back in the saddle at work. You enjoyed the holiday season, but you also realize that sitting around in a cookie-induced torpor while trying to recall what… Continue Reading...
Books: My 2019 Year in Review
In past years I have posted about some of the books I read during the previous year. You can read my previous two years here and here.
2019 was… Continue Reading...
AI is Weird
I recently completed the book You Look Like a Thing and I Love You: How Artificial Intelligence Works and Why It’s Making the World a Weirder Place by Janelle Shane.… Continue Reading...
Choose Your Axes
The title of the post, “Choose Your Axes”, might make you it’s a post about the currently-popular entertainment of axe-throwing. But this is not about throwing axes. It’s about… Continue Reading...
