- November 23, 2020 · google,what does google do,internet,discoverabity,list makingWhat does Google Do? You enter a word, series of words, or a near word, or a series of near words, or series of words mixed with near words, numbers, characters and emojis - and then - Google spits out the ten links on the internet that are most relevant. Getting to a quality shortlist is...October 22, 2021 · nba,nba money,nba futures bets,steph curry,kevin durantNow that sports gambling is legal in Colorado, I placed a few bets :-) The way I see it, I watch the game and play the game more than most people who bet, so I might as well place a couple season long bets. Not risking much, but time will tell how I understand the NBA or not. Anyways, monetizing...August 15, 2020 · edwards,no name,grizzly creek fire,coloradoThe horizon closes in. A blue spruce bbq draws near. But there is no pit master. There is no grill. It's just what the wind brings to Edwards. Some say it started with a lit cig out a car window, others say it's just nature or 2020 being 2020 or chance. Whatever the why my friend, please do...More Posts
I read
One day, I'm hoping @AMI's daily published stories will be as good as the internet's top stories. One day, I am hoping the internet's top stories will be as exciting to read as our favorite books. One day at a time.
Some of my favorite books are Animal Farm, Confessions of an Economic Hitman, Art of War, Nickel and Dimed, The Teachings of Don Juan, Slouching Towards Bethlehem, A Coney Island of the Mind, Invisible Man, Where the Wild Things Are, Natural Reality and Abstract Reality, Freakonomics, On the Road, Diary of Anne Frank, The Catcher in the Rye, House of Leaves, Blue Ocean Strategy, Of Mice and Men, Old Man and the Sea, Surrealist Manifesto, The Autograph Man, Notes from Underground, All Harry Potters, An American Dream, Ham on Rye, Post Office, Good to Great, Perks of Being a Wallflower, The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, Heart of Darkness, Consider the Lobster, Fight Club, Autobiography of Malcolm X, A Room of One's Own, God Bless You Mr. Rosewater, End Zone, and some others but lately I read more on the screen :-/ The screen
I write
Writing is work, and after grinding out the bulk of the work, I can occasionally reach the point where I write for pleasure and honestly have no idea what the hell is going on. It's great. Lately, the work's been newsletters, interviews, and top of mind. Beyond the daily practice, I have unfinished memoir about my grandfather's WWII letters, an unfinished novel loosely based on TIn Tin's political impact and always thought if all my notebooks were put together in just the right away, there could be something readable there. As is life, enjoyable when unfinished.
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Random Press Notes
The reality is that the entire internet industry is built atop the keystrokes of nerds via Get.Tech
Less dependency on central entities is essential for the internet to mature into a technology that works for the people using it via CoinDesk
I’m optimistic about peer to peer internet infrastructure, as a near 0% transaction fee is a world I want to live in via Cornell.edu
Fascinated with a glob of recycled, reprocessed paper via Age 4
The simplest measure of engagement is time. As Hacker Noon is a place to read, it makes sense for us to provide our readers with quantitative measurements, such as reading time created via ReadWrite
Very much looking forward to working with the internet to recognize technological innovators via Bezinga
We 10x-ed the traffic from Noonies 2019 to Noonies 2020. It's a testament to the curation of our editorial team, the experience, functionality, and deployment by our product team, and the community's desire to vote for who deserves rewards via Yahoo Finance
Building a startup in the Vail Valley is something people should be doing more. It's a great place to build a company via Vail Daily
Drink more water. Reach out to the people you find interesting on the internet. Know that everyone is fighting their own battles via Pirate Beachbum Interview
Choosing a tech stack is a balance of bets between performance, price, dependencies, and your team’s ability to connect the dots... Optimize for improving your future rate of iteration via MindBowser
Zero is the only non-volatile number. Once nothing becomes a numerical something, that something changes value over time via NULLcoin Green Paper
Usage determines a product’s value. Every function has its own purpose. New functions should have a predetermined metric that you are trying to move. But you should also keep an eye on what other metrics change via e27
We are very early in the digital cash revolution. Just as gold is the mascot for the Fed’s financial system, Bitcoin is the mascot for the rise of digital cash via Finance Magnates
If you’re in digital publishing, you can’t truly own the digital experience without owning the software via ProductHunt
