The Concept of Open Allocation
When open allocation is in play, projects compete for engineers, and the result is better projects. When closed allocation is in force, engineers compete for…
When open allocation is in play, projects compete for engineers, and the result is better projects. When closed allocation is in force, engineers compete for…
I think a lot about customer service. Or, what I really mean is that I get angry a lot about customer service. I’m not speaking…
This is an essay about being productive to the world around you. Confused, you say, “How does any of that fucking matter when my (wife/husband/best…
There’s some phenomenal password research here from clarkson.edu that talks about common passwords found during Internet attacks. I’ve taken those entries and put them into…
Or, at least according to 23andMe. When they show racial breakdowns they only show three categories: African, European, and Asian. Having grown up in the…
A while back I posted about having experiences through books. I was thinking again about this today and was imagining a rock-climbing experience. I myself…
America is wide open and trusting. This shouldn’t change. The idea of stopping terrorist attacks from occurring is simply asinine in this light, as it’s…
I am quite curious how top tier writers square the circle of Strunk and White’s demand for being concise and avoiding long, complex sentences, and…
Perhaps the most obvious and powerful of changes in our world is the penetration of computers into our personal lives. This is penetration to the…
The reasons for the company’s dwindling prospects are easy to find. Just walk into one of the company’s retail locations or shop online. And try,…
I’ve been thinking recently about what states of being are required for optimum health. A few things bring this on: 1) Paul Graham’s writing on…
It’s Christmas day and I just happened upon a post by the Google Webmaster team talking about removing the HTML, HEAD, and BODY tags from…