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- I can be Good to Myself
- Can I Make Myself a Better Person?
- Data and Messages
- Working and Growing
- Finding Myself
- Diderot and the Art of Thinking Freely
- We are All Crazy
- The Taliban is many Organizations
- Mobile Phone Generations
- What do we Think of Ourselves?
- Mania May Be a Mental Illness in its Own Right
- Scaling AI Startups
- Being a Good Sales Person
- Pete Seeger and the music of Resistance
- “Black Panther” and the Invention of “Africa”
- Sentiment Analysis
- To love, to Hate, to Think
- What is the Meaning of Work?
- How AI can save our Humanity
- The Rise of the WeWorking Class
- Living with the Existentially Handicapped
- Addicted to the Military
- Very Smart, and Very Stupid, at the Same Time
- .NET Framework
- You Gotta Have a Job
- Most People do not Read
- What Bella Taught Me
- Nice People do not Ask the Wrong Questions
- We must Understand our Economy Better
- Kirtland Safety Society
- Why The Future Doesn't Need Us
- Cappuccino with my Espresso Machine
- Microsoft says it has found another Russian operat...
- The Devastating Allure of Medical Miracles
- Subtle Differences in Spoken Spanish
- The Liberal-Conservative Spectrum
- A_ and the Learning of Spanish
- Some People
- Even Without Amazon, Tech Could Keep Gaining Groun...
- Real User Monitoring
- The Democrats haven't Got a Chance
- People don't like Talking to a Computer
- Salesmen will Always have a Job
- How Polite Latinos Are!
- Defective Web Sites
- What Happens When Techno-Utopians Actually Run a C...
- I was Not part of My Mother
- Finding Dorothy
- Insanity was the Normal Human Condition
- Joseph Smith was Crazy
- The End of the World
- The Ft. Madison Ice Company
- If Everyone Else is Doing It
- NetFlix
- I do not Tweet
- Successful Software
- Life Keeps Telling me the Same Thing, Over and Over
- The U.S. is in a crisis of love
- My New Espresso Machine
- Logistic Regression cost function
- Better Together: Humanity + Machine Learning
- People Don't Want to be Smart
- Scared of Computers
- Buying the American Presidency Was the Best Invest...
- The Chopper
- Julian of Norwich
- Insanity is Defective Thinking
- The Meaning in Life
- Computers get Smart, People get Stupid
- Charles Chu
- Paved Roads
- Eight Lessons on Building a Company People want to...
- Americans Like Republicans
- My Seizure
- The Human Mind is Defective
- PhotoPad
- Joyce Maynard’s Second Chances
- The singularity is coming -- are you ready
- Computers are Not Alive
- Course in Deep Learning, taught by Andrew Ng
- We were Traumatized, as Children
- Know Nothing, and Proud of It
- Complex Adaptive Reality
- There is No Solution to Some Problems
- A New Americanism
- Something Bad is Happening To Me
- A Suspense Novelist’s Trail of Deceptions
- Bad Feels Good
- Taking Netflix Seriously
- Why Trump Won
- Sexy but Crazy
- Evil is Real, but Not Something I have to Fight
- Red Bananas
- They only do what People Like Them do
- She can feel, but she cannot think
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- Russian Doll
- Accepting People who are Nothing
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About Me
- The Compulsive Explainer
- I was once a Silicon Valley techie, I now live on my Social Security in a beautiful valley in Costa Rica.
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