Archives for October 2015

Learning is an Integration Problem

Gunnar Peterson is one of my favorite infosec thinkers. He’s extremely clear-minded…

Twitter’s central concept should be curation. Curation should run throughout…

Libertarianism is bound to be attractive to those types of people who have enough…

In my own life, I found that whenever I wasn’t sure what to do next, I would…

I picked up an interesting concept from my reading/consuming recently: All companies…

I think passwords will give way to another type of authentication—one that…

The main play for those who disbelieve in man-made climate change is to say that…

My friend Brooks and I were discussing gun control, as we like to do, and I told…

In the modern world, where a very common job might require someone to be a social-media…

I hear constantly from my republican friends about how we need more “free…

For the nerds in the audience, here’s what’s wrong: If a client and server…

China has just launched a comprehensive new system for rating its citizens. It’s…

There is so much rubbish out there regarding which vitamins are good and which…

Google’s search chief Amit Singhal said for the first time this summer, more…

It’s not easy to stop discarded people from becoming violent. But maybe…

Suffering is bad. It’s caused by raising people who are hungry, neglected,…

In June, the Appropriations Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives rejected…

It’s a strange time to be a student or a recent graduate of high school…