Deep Tech by Pablos Holman is a book by one of the most perennial hard tech entrepreneurs in America. Holman is known for his work at Blue Origin and Intellectual Ventures, and he currently runs a venture capital firm focused on what he calls “hard tech” — using technology to solve problems in the physical world rather than in the software or digital world that has been the focus of Silicon Valley for so long.
Superbloom by Nicholas Carr is the latest book from the author of The Shallows and The Glass Cage. It’s about how technologies of connection tear us apart—or more precisely, how they scale up both the best and worst of human nature to unprecedented heights.
Everyone should know that this exists -> https://geospy.ai/
But it’s ok to say, “yes, I want to mitigate the negative effects of this massive change, but also, this technology is really freaking cool.”
Yup. This post is right on -> Bluesky and enshittification
Well-done post -> What I want from Mozilla
Short & sweet context post on WordPress drama -> Private Equity Ruins Tech Companies
A Tech Sabbath or Tech Sunday is simply picking one day per week to severely limit your use of modern…
Personal websites and blogs are not as cool as they were in the early 2000s, but they have never been…
*like, sometimes I publish…a lot :O – though you can pick what categories you want.
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