Link Roundup: August 19, 2024

An article on the (lack of) regulation of solar power.

Link Roundup: August 12, 2024

This week’s link roundup includes the unique combination of an article on the most-cited authors in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy and advice on non-scalable activities for startups.

Link Roundup: August 5, 2024

This week’s articles emphasize the importance of archival work and offer an interesting writing-process heuristic.

Link Roundup: July 29, 2024

This week’s articles touch on how complexity emerges from simple systems.

Link Roundup: July 22, 2024

This week’s roundup has articles on cognitive empathy, kimchi, and technical writing workflows. All the best things!

Link Roundup: July 15, 2024

A link roundup including an article on ways that organizations can set up technical writers to be successful and another offering a waterfall of advice for reflective self-management over a career.

Link Roundup: July 7, 2024

This week I’ve included articles on mindfulness in technical writing, friction in software development, and the concerning environmental implications of Hurricane Beryl.

Article Review: Trust in Artificial Intelligence

This post discusses a meta-analysis of studies related to trust in AI systems. I consider its implications for how AI might continue to be taken up in work contexts.

Link Roundup: July 1, 2024

A link roundup including my thoughts on Steven Peck’s A Short Stay in Hell, storytelling for UX design, and the importance of document version control.

Link Roundup: June 24, 2024

Some links and thoughts on the relationship between AI and environmental concerns and on action titles as a tool for slide design.

Text and Meaning in A Short Stay in Hell

Some thoughts on text and meaning in Steven Peck’s Novella, A Short Stay in Hell.

Link Roundup: June 17, 2024

Some interesting content I read this week.

Link Roundup: June 10, 2024

A link roundup on AI development.

Writing Feedback with TextExpander

This post details how I use TextExpander to offer high-quality feedback to my students in an organized and efficient manner.

Kuura Cola

An introduction to my obsession and notes on a tasty and very straightforward ripe puer tea.

Some Updates

With a lot going on in my life (positively), I’ve been a bit slow on writing posts here. This week, though, I’ve been doing some work around the site and figured I’d note a few updates.

Learning Asciidoc

I learned AsciiDoc.

Conditional Image Layouts in Hugo

This post describes how to write conditional image layouts using Go and HTML for a Hugo site.

Ted Nelson's Evolutionary List File and Information Management

In 1965, Ted Nelson theorized the Evolutionary List File and offered clear insights into the relationship between technology and creativity that are still relevant today.

Little Ghost Theme

I just put up a Hugo Theme on Github.