Brian Ritchie

I find it interesting when I hear people dismissing higher education on a whim, what now with the dawn of young successful Technopreneurs.

A few days ago, I ranted here that I was growing increasingly annoyed with Talkers, and today, a prime example of Doers with a success story appears.

(This article was originally published in 2012 and has been updated with new insights on AI’s impact on this challenge) BLUF: While you’re heads-down building something real, AI-powered “experts” are flooding the conversation with polished content they ne…

Earlier today, I retweeted a blog post written by Derrick Ko, an acquaintance of mine who is now in KickSend about an open letter to Angel’s Gate.

In my previous posts — Part 1 and Part 2 of how we started and built a hackathon from ground up, I began breaking down the DNA of Hackweekend.

A few days ago, I began writing about Hackweekend and How we organized Malaysia’s Premier Hackathon.

I recently decided to resign/take a leave of absence from the Hackweekend Organizing Committee.

I’ve been sitting on this one for three and a half years, which is about three and a half years longer than I sit on anything.

Last month, I decided to quit my cushy job and go full-time into building both myself and my array of companies.

One of my favorite ways to pass time is to have intellectual debates with people who I find interesting and, more often than not bring very alternate views to the discussion.

Its 4.30am and I just got home a few hours ago.

Its really hard to decide on what you want to do, and when you want to do it.