I observed all the happenings beneath the sun, and I found that all is futile and pursuit of wind.
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Shipping software
How was software developed before Agile?
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How things ended
Corny conclusions courtesy of Claude
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Dahl-Beck Electric
Photo: San Francisco
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Flag makers
Photo: San Francisco
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Botch
So what did you do before you were a bartender?
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What AI chat is good for
From the early days of ChatGPT
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Nahuatl lexicon
A collection of interesting of Nahuatl words I use for naming projects.
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The Power Broker
Have you seen the size of this thing? It's over 1300 pages long. That is more than the first three Harry Potter books put together. Which I also haven't read.
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Catch-22
It's about some rule.
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Vellum
I may have to create a new category for this kind of book: Books I'm Not Sure I Started.
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Ability, Disability, and Inability
I don't have stereoscopic vision, but that doesn't mean that I don't have depth perception.
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Metacognition and Its Malcontents
I worry a lot about the Dunning-Kruger effect.
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The Secret History of the World
It may come as a shock to some that Christianity has roots in older traditions, or that many cultures share similar stories.
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Last Year at Marienbad
A man, a woman, and another man. One man is maybe the woman's husband. The other man is pursuing her, telling her that they met last year at Marienbad.
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The Talented Miss Highsmith
I remember how exciting it was to read The Talented Mr. Ripley some years ago. This isn't about that.
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Brisket
My mother's brisket recipe.
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Wetlands
The book opens with "As far back as I can remember, I've had hemorrhoids."
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Finding Oz
L. Frank Baum worried that his first name, Lyman, made him sound untrustworthy and chose instead to use his "more honest sounding" middle name.
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Debugging
In which the boy learns about rubber-ducky debugging.