Jason O'Neil

It’s been about 3 months since I posted “AI Articles and reading“, and I think I need to do it more regularly.

I’ve been working at Culture Amp for over 8 years – 4 times longer than any other place I’ve worked.

I want to start capturing my notes from important articles I’m reading about the impact of AI.

“Dad, what’s this song called?”

“I had all these plans for December to be different this year.”

I love these reflections on prayer from Pádraig Ó Tuama in his Poetry Unbound episode “Ernesto Cardenal – Give Ear To My Words”.

This post on HBR defines “Workslop” – AI-Generated “Workslop” Is Destroying Productivity.

I’m presenting at DDD Perth 2025 today.

I got to lead communion at my church recently – a ritual to remember Jesus and how he gave his life.

Apenwarr with a healthy reminder that me and my coworkers are already rich, even if we don’t feel rich.

Drew Breunig has great technical posts about utilising AI, but this commentary on how it first breaks – and then promises to fix – sales and hiring processes stands out.

I’m going to wade right into discussions of war, foreign policy and faith.

The gospel which Jesus preached is a direct challenge to the power structures of this world.

What is even more astonishing is that on both occasions Jesus commands us to do the same.

The topic of evangelism has been following me around.

This excerpt from Amy Carmichael’s “If” hit home.

Describing his first attempt at a sermon, where he was determined to be “God’s lawyer”, and argue the case for God effectively, but completely stalled out in the moment: I do not know how long I stood there rubbing my hands, hoping that something would co…

There were images I did not understand, but which fell on my mind with such slow opening grandeur that once I distinctly heard the clean and fundamental cracking of trees.

God is love and forgives us freely.

Charity writes one of my favourite tech blogs, and this meta-post about the art and experience of writing resonates.

We’re heading into the Easter weekend.

I’m trying to navigate Woolworth’s customer support hotline and they’ve personified their AI as a character named “Olive”.

Henceforth, when we feel the hammers of life beating on our heads or on our hearts, we can know – we must know – that he is here with us, taking our blows.

Kate Bowler hosts the “Everything Happens” podcast, and has also written a book of “blessings”.

I’m reading “Bread and Wine: Readings for Lent and Easter” this lent and there’s another reading from The Gospel in Solentiname by Ernesto Cardenal.

It started with an email: Hi Steve Jason O’Neil here – it was nice to meet you on Sunday, thanks for the friendly welcome.

Like so many other aspects of organizing, listening is a practice, and at times, it’s a strategic one.

My uncle, Brendan Eaton (Bung) passed away in January.

Last night I was journaling, still processing some of the things that happened in the final year of my marriage – and in particular, some of the things I felt to be God speaking to me at the time, and how I had interpreted them.

Every year Jesus’ parents went to Jerusalem for the Passover festival.