pragmatist

This year I read 30 books (just 2 in Spanish).

I’ve got a story to tell.

A friend of mine leads an internal data team for hospital group.

Looking back, I noticed a couple of themes in my reading this year.

Took me long enough to write this one up :) January The Last Days of Roger Federer: And Other Endings February Blindsight - This book is bonkers (in that it posits a world where Vampires are real) but was very interesting and made me reflect on the nature…

Let’s start with a brief story: last year one of my teams built a new system that was in a limited beta.

January Enemy of All Mankind - Interesting and relatively light read of piracy and the world’s first international manhunt at the dawn of modern nation states.

I saw a feature request from my friend and former colleague Ellen Beldner last night on Twitter: i simply want a protocol that embeds password requirements into the form field html and that password managers can use to create a matching PW Ellen Beldner T…

January Pachinko - Epic multi-generational story of Koreans in Japan.

I read far fewer books in 2020 than in past years.