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* As many people have noted, the ultimate platform for augmented reality is something that is both portable (can be worn

I mentioned a while ago on Mastodon that I had such a backlog of stuff I had saved to read

It’s obvious at this point that the landscape of search traffic for publishers is rapidly changing, and not generally

There is always a point in every Robin Hood film where Robin stops robbing the rich to feed the poor

John Scalzi has done a terrific overview of the new 16in MacBook Pro (with M3 Max, naturally) that he recently

Without the Mac, I wouldn’t have had a career. The first time I encountered a Mac was in 1986.

I’m broadly positive about the future of LLMs and AI, but no one should pretend there will not be

So much blood this week. Fortunately, all of it was removed from me under medical supervision. On Tuesday, I had

I talked recently about how changing the culture of learning in your business will be important if you will make

It would be a little remiss of me if I didn’t mention the launch this week of Microsoft’s

This week there were some exciting work-related developments which I can’t really talk about yet, but I might be

This is the first post-Substack edition of my newsletter, the first one delivered via WordPress. At some point in the

I was going to write a sort of yearnote last week, summing up 2023. I didn’t, in the end,

Technically, I should have written this yesterday, but somehow Christmas Eve feels like an even less appropriate time to be

It’s quite ironic that I spend part of my professional life warning publishers and content creators about platform risk