The revolutions in AI silicon, in models, and in large-scale cloud hosting are fascinating.  But ultimately, they are only a small part of the story.  When we look back at the electrification of the country, it was driven by revolutions in large-scale generation and transmission, though not that many people

I have enjoyed the This Modern World comic for years, and this week’s is a good one: Better Things Are Possible.  Go check it out, and if you like Tom Tomorrow’s work, subscribe to his newsletter.  One thing I really miss about the demise of newspapers is the

As I mentioned in the last several weeks, I've taken to creating an app a week using the latest AI tools – I don't have a prayer of understanding the AI wave unless I immerse myself. This week, I turned introspective and built a world cloud app

First off — SEAHAWKS!!!!   Man, what a season.   And while the Super Bowl lacked excitement in some people’s eyes, I love a great defense and a great kicking game.  This sack was wonderful – over and through a lineman: AI and Microsoft I dropped my Microsoft Copilot subscription this week.  I

We seem to be in the midst of a pretty significant disconnect between vibes and reality, at all levels of our society. Look at the national economic policy.  The government is erecting trade walls and telling us all that this is going to be great for the resurgence of US

I’m very late posting this week.   I’ve been struggling with cognitive dissonance.  I want to write about the great advances in software, how we can best direct this innovation, and the great opportunities, etc.   But then, our government is shooting people in the street.  After some struggle, I

Reading Ted Gioia is always inspirational, and he recently shared how he came to love reading, and what that might imply for encouraging reading.  The factors that influenced him: I was exposed to the joy of storytelling at a very early age. I soon learned how to read for fun,