A review of Patrick McGee's account of how Apple became entangled with China—covering the manufacturing dependency, the unknown heroes who shaped both the company and its fate, and what led to where things stand today.
Andrew Ng argues that telling people not to learn programming because AI will automate it is terrible advice—as coding becomes easier, more people should code, not fewer.
Keith Rabois' mental model for thinking about people in organizations: barrels can take an idea from conception to completion on their own, ammunition can't. The number of barrels limits how many things you can do at once.
Douglas Adams wrote about technology adoption in 1999, and his observations hold up remarkably well when applied to how people react to AI today.
After trying dozens of task management apps, I found Due—an app whose deliberately persistent notifications are annoying enough to actually work.
This post has one purpose — get me off my bum and write something to get this blog going. Don't expect coherence. In fact, you might want to stop reading now and do something more productive with your time.