Videoblog with @jamestagg: Are The Androids Dreaming Yet?
This is a boiled down version of the podcast I put out this morning.
If you can’t spare 20 minutes, but have 5 minutes for video watching it’ll be perfect for you!
This is a boiled down version of the podcast I put out this morning.
If you can’t spare 20 minutes, but have 5 minutes for video watching it’ll be perfect for you!
a reverse-chronological list of things I’ve posted today to lloyddavis.micro.blog – replies aren’t included 13:02 – Audioblog: Wed 4 Dec 2024: If I’ve done this right, the feed should be at lloyddavis.micro.blog/podcast.x… 10:44 – : “The Observer” is to the chattering classes what “The Spirit of the Blitz” is to the Clarkson/Farage axis. You don’t…
I pulled the coding card again today and carried on working on automating my general knowledge management workflow, basically how I take notes, organise ideas about things that I’ve read or written in the past and turn them into something new. Today this involved fiddling again with Drafts to do something that’s basically a mail…
I’ll never be a consistent weeknoter – at least in the sense of consistently posting week by week. I’m consistent in my irregularity – I just looked and it’s almost exactly a year since my last one. So this is December 2024. I’ve been looking forward to this (in the way that people say to…
a reverse-chronological list of things I’ve posted today to lloyddavis.micro.blog – replies aren’t included 15:49 – : There’s more than one way to skin a cat, but I’m not allowed to say that in our house any more (ditto comments about how little room there is in my office). This is an experiment in trying…
So yeah, hate might be a bit strong but we’ve been talking this morning about titles for blog posts. You’ll remember that last week we fired off as many headlines as we could. Today we’ve talked about crafting them a bit more. My things are: It’s one of those things again that falls too quickly…
I spoke yesterday at the Workplace Trends conference in London. The overall theme was Designing for Inclusion. Neil Usher (a confirmed, but lately absent, tuttler) got together a dozen fine people to present our thoughts in pecha kucha style (20 slides each, 20 seconds per slide). Under the stressful bondage of the format, I can’t…
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