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Manifesting 2025
I’ve already read too many “prediction” 2025 posts and we’re about to go into uncharted territory globally, so writing one doesn’t even make sense. I also had a chuckle at Ben Werdmuller’s personal 2025 OKR’s post intro about “This may be the most LinkedIn idea ever, but…” I’ve never met Ben outside of online circles,…
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A List of Software I’m Testing Before 2023
We’re near the end of the year and it’s looking a lot lke the Web3 hype is overblown. But that conversation’s sucked so much of the air out of the room, that category-shifting products are being built without any acclaim outside of the occasional Product Hunt feature. In the rarest moments of spare time, I…
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Creeping Normality Comes for The NBA
The most unsettling part of a culture of no accountability in 2022 America – across business, politics, and most recently sports – is how swiftly it drags the Overton window even further from what’s acceptable. It feels like thirty years ago (it was eight) when Donald Sterling, multibillion owner of the Clippers, was forced into…
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A Creative Revolution
As Web 3.0 continues to be pushed by more people with little knowledge about the technologies, I’m excited to report roses growing in a bed of weeds. Notion, WordPress, Google (Workspace), Bytedance (Lark), Slack (as productivity tools live in-line) are finally building toward open standards of creation, which – unlike a technology designed to isolate…
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A Well Kept-Garden
I’m researching decision-making for a personal investment project I’m working on around real estate (Shortest explanation: Maximizing investment value by identifying perceived bias), and Reddit directed me to Less Wrong, a site that describes itself as a “community dedicated to improving our reasoning and decision-making.” I loved it immediately. Not for any of the articles…
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Final Thoughts: The End of an Era
So begins a long seven months until the first tip of the 2022-2023 basketball season. It’s always the saddest day of the year, helped only by a correct prediction of Kansas cutting the nets down. Had we not had our own Diaper Dandy this year, I’d have cleaned up in the betting pools. I remain…
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March Madness 2022
Almost every year I share my picks and link to full analysis for the NCAA Tournament before taking off two days of work to watch the games. This year’s going to be different for the reasons below, but best of luck in your respective bracket this year. This post will continually be updated. Update 1…
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WordPress 5.9: Release Day
Today – after the dev team agreed on the delayed release of the next major release of WordPress core – is the launch of the first supported release of full-site editing (FSE) for the platform. I don’t even know what to say to a volunteer team of passionate open-source developers that create a CMS that…
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Winamp In WordPress: Yes Please.
I added WordPress Tavern to my Feedly roster awhile back and it’s quickly become a must-read. Justin Tadlock shared some treasure he found in a WordPress plugin scavenger hunt — Someone created a plugin to skin the WordPress default media player into the original Winamp. (And it gives you a ton of other skin options…
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The Best Things I’ve Seen on the Internet in 2021
It’s that time again. Here’s the annual year-end list of my favorite clips, memes, stories, and links I’ve saved since January 1st and no earlier. This mashup of the Leo meme. This infographic of wine descriptions and what they mean. ProPublica’s investigative report on the short (and potentially long-term) effects of students after a year…