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I  recently finished Liz Wiseman’s 2025 book,   Multipliers , and while I appreciate the intent behind the framework, I walked away feeling ...

  After three sessions with OttnoAI — one long session, one that disappeared when I closed the tab, and a third that produced a long set of ...

I’ve been spending the last few days testing OttnoAI, a new health‑analytics tool built by a solo founder who promises something rare in the...

I don’t know what took me so long to get around to Old Man’s War . It sat on my TBR list for ages, and when I finally picked it up in late D...

I recently brought home an antique mechanical clock that belonged to my grandparents — a beautiful piece called an “8 Day Mission Striker.” ...

Just over two years ago, I discovered — and promptly devoured — Martha Wells’ Murderbot Diaries. The series hooked me with its unusual prota...

Every once in a while, you stumble across a piece of writing that completely changes how you see a community you’ve been part of for years. ...

Memory, Identity and the Bodies We're Allowed to Have I’ve been deep in John Scalzi’s Old Man’s War series, and after reading Charlie J...

  (Designed for engineering, security, QA, and infrastructure teams) Technical Summary of Observed Behavior Affected Domains The following v...

Digital government services only work when they work for everyone. This week, I encountered a flaw in the California DMV’s online platform t...