I’m reading Karen Hao’s book Empire of AI thanks to the interview the crew at TWiT’s Intelligent Machines podcast did with her this week. It’s really good so far. But the founding of OpenAI has been highlighted in a number of AI books including AI Valley by Gary Rivlin. This being said, Hao’s book takes […]

Last night I went on a quest. A quest to find a Casio digital watch for my 7th grade son who needed a watch for school. The journey took me 45 minutes away to pretty much NW Philly (the Montco side of Cheltenham Ave.) to a really small Walmart. They didn’t have the watch we […]

First day of Middle School Survived! Onward and upward!

This weekend, Labor Day in the US, me and my wife and kiddo went to Kalahari Water Park in the Poconos for one last gasp of the summer. The kid had a blast and did tons of water slides. We’re all so very sore. Come Tuesday, middle school!!!!!!! Eeeek! I can’t take it. He’s growing […]

Finished reading: [Move Slowly and Build Bridges](https://micro.blog/books/9780197776704) by Robert W. Gehl 📚 Here’s what I thought of Move Slowly and Build Bridges by Robert W. Gehl: I gave it 5/5 stars. Overall a great book on the history of the Fediverse and the struggles it’s faced and faces. Robert Gehl has written a must read […]