t
Loading...

In Squaw Valley

I’m at Squaw Valley for the Gruter Institute conference, giving a talk about the future of work. It’s a very intersting time, and not just because it’s up

By |2018-05-21T06:24:50-07:00May 21st, 2018|Future, REST, Travel|Comments Off on In Squaw Valley

“Like an empire that has expanded too far, work may be both more powerful and more vulnerable than ever before”

Commute time on the Singapore subway The Guardian has recently has been publishing some terrific essays on the future of work. Peter Fleming's piece earlier this week (and

By |2018-01-19T09:25:53-08:00January 19th, 2018|Business and work, Future|Comments Off on “Like an empire that has expanded too far, work may be both more powerful and more vulnerable than ever before”

“When you buy a Smart Thing, you get locked into its software ecosystem… whether you like it or not.”

Jon Evans has a short but well-done piece about “The Internet Of Someone Else’s Things,” in which he argues that the Internet of Things will subtly redefine ownership

By |2014-10-16T19:20:45-07:00October 16th, 2014|Contemplative computing, Future, Technology|Comments Off on “When you buy a Smart Thing, you get locked into its software ecosystem… whether you like it or not.”

Procrastination and our future selves

Nautilus has a good short piece about research on how we see our future selves. I devoted a couple paragraphs of the book to this subject, so I

By |2014-08-19T07:11:42-07:00August 19th, 2014|Future|Comments Off on Procrastination and our future selves
Go to Top