Some people write “lol” after every text. Why’s that? I think it’s a manifestation of open loop communication. Other examples are “rapport seeking tonality” like…
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Some people write “lol” after every text. Why’s that? I think it’s a manifestation of open loop communication. Other examples are “rapport seeking tonality” like…
I’ve been focusing on strength training since January 2019. I was inspired by Dr. Shawn Baker @SBakerMD who’s past 50 and puts up what to…
You can check out the original here http://innerfirepodcast.com/matt-maier/ This isn’t an exact transcript, it’s more like a paraphrase. We talk about: be the cause, finite & infinite…
Kickstarter is really coming into its own as a channel for innovation. Here are a few impressive products.
I like to combine tasks when possible. Multitasking isn’t a real thing, but some tasks involve a lot of skimming. Two tasks that combine well…
Sous vide is a cooking technique where you hold food at a constant temperature in a water bath. In all cases the principle is to…
Howstr is a system that makes it really easy to find out how to do things. In simple terms, Howstr considers writing and reading overrated. They’re great for sharing stories, but not great for getting work done.
Howstr replaces a simple story about a project with a complex model of what an expert knows about the project. Knowledge, not words. (okay, it uses words, but they’re used better)
The expert explains everything to Howstr. Howstr explains it to everyone else.
The votes are in. Here’s the new OSHWA-approved OSHW Certification Logo. I want to be supportive. I also want to mention that kerning (ugh). It’s close…
Here’s my contribution to the Open Source Hardware (OSHW) Certification logo call. This is a follow up to the certification conversation. I’m thinking that this…
The general principle behind why services like Uber are so successful is that they commoditize things. Getting someone to drive you around used to be…