Daily Links: Sunday, May 5th, 2024

In this week’s blog roundup, we delve into everything from the must-have Mac apps that keep me productive, to the underrated power of self-compassion in fostering success. I also share insights on decluttering your digital photo mess and making the most out of in-person office time in a hybrid work environment. Additionally, we explore tips on analyzing feedback to innovate your product, navigating complex team priorities, and a novel approach to product development by mimicking slime mold. Plus, discover breakthrough scientific findings, easy bread recipes that’ll make you forget sourdough, creative life hacks for 2024, and the benefits of maintaining evergreen notes.

 

Daily Links: Saturday, May 4th, 2024

In our latest roundup on the blog, we dive into the evolving landscape of news organizations moving beyond simply appealing for ad dollars, focusing on their bottom lines. We also pay tribute to Joshua Dean, a courageous whistleblower from Spirit AeroSystems, whose sudden passing leaves a void in the ongoing quest for integrity in manufacturing. Tech enthusiasts will find a gem in opengist, an open-source, self-hosted pastebin powered by Git that’s akin to GitHub Gist but with more freedom. And for those fascinated by AI advancements, we explore Open Voice, an innovative approach to voice cloning that can replicate a speaker’s voice in multiple languages with just a short audio clip. Join us in exploring these captivating developments!

 

Daily Links: Friday, May 3rd, 2024

This week’s blog roundup includes a fascinating dive into improving indoor air quality with Arduino, showcasing how often we overlook the pollution indoors. Meanwhile, for the newsletter enthusiasts, there’s an essential list of 41 tools to enhance your project. Design and development teams will find the anatomy of a component sprint insightful, bridging crucial gaps. Spotify’s introduction of supercharged developer portals offers a glimpse into the future of internal development efficiency. There’s a critical look at Microsoft’s security practices and an intriguing opinion piece debating whether history is repeating itself in journalism and media. Plus, insights into the discontinuation of print audits and a hopeful perspective on the survival of magazines through the eyes of indie publishers.

 

Daily Links: Thursday, May 2nd, 2024

In this latest post, I delve into the innovative ways I’m incorporating AI into Techdirt’s workflow, emphasizing that it enhances rather than replaces the creative process. I also share insights on setting up a high-performance storage workflow essential for photographers and videographers, explore the role of AI as a complement in various fields, discuss the ethical implications of life-support technologies, simplify the Theory of Constraints with real-life applications, reveal studies on the cognitive abilities of ‘Super-Agers,’ and invite you to discover the largest online collection of plants for every green thumb. Join me on this fascinating journey across technology, science, and nature!

 

Daily Links: Wednesday, May 1st, 2024

This week on the blog, I’m diving into a range of thought-provoking topics: from the potential impact of AI-powered search and its implications for the news media, to the latest in UK publishing news courtesy of Reneé Doegar. I’m also exploring how Nick Offerman’s role speaks volumes about politics in entertainment, sharing tips on effectively asking for favors, decoding the complexities of product interviews, and presenting a strategic canvas for startups. Plus, there’s an editable template for those looking to sketch out their next big idea. Join me on this eclectic journey!

 

Daily Links: Tuesday, Apr 30th, 2024

This week’s blog post dives into a variety of intriguing subjects! We’re looking at Aaron Sorkin’s blame on Facebook for the Capitol riot as he crafts a ‘Social Network’ sequel, exploring how technology like VAR is impacting sports, and peeking into the future of publishing without third-party cookies. Plus, I’m excited to share tools and tips for improving productivity, the psychology behind our phone addictions, and the paradox of goal-setting. For those navigating the rough waters of tech job interviews or curious about creating a unique editorial style, there’s something for you too. And, for a lighter note, we’ve got the real Rick Steves uncovered, an opinion on AI’s threat to human writing, a fun flipbook experiment, and the basics of flow field pathfinding. Stay tuned for an eclectic mix of insights!

 

Daily Links: Monday, Apr 29th, 2024

In this week’s round-up, dive into why you should be reading whitepapers to boost your tech career, discover the power of learning one thing at a time, and find out how to get your projects unstuck with practical worksheets. Plus, explore the latest in home automation with a smart power unit and unravel the mystery behind canned wine’s occasional rotten egg smell. Don’t miss out on these insights!

 

Daily Links: Sunday, Apr 28th, 2024

In my latest blog exploration, I dive into the world where bad CEOs tremble at the thought of remote work, as illuminated by Scott Berkun. Then, I venture into productivity territory with Sam Corcos on The Tim Ferriss Show, sharing a groundbreaking approach to ditching our to-do lists. Plus, I reflect on a powerful, yet underutilized business tool – celebration, through a remarkable event that truly inspired me. Join me on this insightful journey!

 

Daily Links: Saturday, Apr 27th, 2024

In our latest blog post, we dive into a variety of insightful topics designed to inform and inspire! From unlocking the secrets of LCMS & CCMS for enterprise content management, to exploring the reliability of chatbot outputs, rethinking the effectiveness of your meetings, and learning from seasoned entrepreneurs. Plus, we look into effective survey strategies for product teams, the impact of AI on journalism, the innovation in CSS Grid layouts, Apple’s gamble on CarPlay, and a practical guide to starting your own ISP. Join us for a journey through these fascinating discussions!

 

Technology is…

I am not sure how I have never seen this from Alan Kay, but it is truly quite revelatory.

Technology is anything that was invented after you were born, everything else is just stuff.

Alan Kay