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It is perhaps embarrassing to admit that I had never seen Network, and this year — its fiftieth anniversary — felt as good a time as any, especially considering how intimately familiar I already was with the film's plot, its two capstone...
So our solar-powered borehole in Cameroon is now live and working and providing clean drinking water at zero effort to hundreds of people. Yay! There are more details about the borehole here, here and also here. I might not have...
Read the full post at - Deep Tech by Pablos Holman 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...
I’ve now played Epic Hero #1 and Epic Hero #2 of the series by Marc Leduc. I’ve given the history already at those entries, but as a brief reminder: he was a Canadian who moved to England (and married and had children there); he was a...
What it's like reading the books
A charcoal editorial illustration: a colossal authoritarian monolith on the left and a gilded gothic spire on the right, with a small figure balancing on a thin razor's edge between...
Excel spreadsheets, water-cooler talk, and demons are all things you’ll find in the corporate setting of author Caitlin Rozakis’s newest novel, Startup Hell. Log on to her Big Idea as she begs the question: who is more of a monster, a...
“He died at the hand of the Coca-Cola Company” has a fitting ring to it, doesn’t it. (Spoiler: I survived. Bearly.) — JS