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It’s one thing to keep up with the latest models and best practices with your own personal workflows.

Last week I attended the 2025 AI Engineer World’s Fair in San Francisco with a bunch of other founders from Seattle Foundations.

“Less is more” is a popular insight to the point of being trite.

Putting down into writing “what it is we want” is a difficult exercise.

One way to think about organizations is that they are decision-making machines.

Remember good old encyclopedias?

If you’re into product development and haven’t watched Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview before, I highly recommend it.

My goal in this post is to connect two things that for most of us are viewed as very different: social networks and work.

I’m wondering how often this happens to you: You pick up a book and start reading it only to find it uninteresting and so abandon it.

Last night I watched a fantastic philosophy documentary called “Being in the World” by Tao Ruspoli (and inspired by Hubert Dreyfus).

Over the last 10 years I’ve noticed a shift in tech.

A couple of months back I discovered the Japanese TV series, Sunshine Sento Sake.