Chess, Clouds, Startups, and Other Things
If you thought the reason I haven’t been doing a Daily Reading post lately was because I didn’t feel like adding more to the endless stream of political noise, global
If you thought the reason I haven’t been doing a Daily Reading post lately was because I didn’t feel like adding more to the endless stream of political noise, global
I regularly get the "why do you blog" question. I also regularly get "thank you for blogging" notes (thank you for the thank you notes.) I’m a fan on Andrew
With a nod to a line given to me from a recent television show that I enjoy, I’m declaring a jihad on my weight. I’ve struggled with my weight for
My iPhone 3G continues to delight me. For all of you naysayers out there (e.g. "eh – Feld’s Mac Fetish rears its head again – he’ll be done with it
I love it when my wife Amy blogs. She’s an amazing writer and has a much wider range of intellectual interests than me. I often refer to her as my
If you’d like to do something political that has nothing to do with the upcoming elections, read through Tom Evslin’s post Act Now for Better Internet Access. Then go sign
I spent the past 10 days on the road in a bunch of different cities (New York, Bar Harbor, Boston, Westford, New York again, Tysons Corner, Alexandria, Owings Mills) doing
One of the TechStars 2007 companies is Brightkite. Brightkite is a real time location-based social network. I travel a lot and have always wanted an easy way to broadcast where
A friend of mine has been going deep on the entire cloud computing ecosystem as he works through some ideas for a new company. He coined a term "clouditude" a
Yesterday, I got the following question via email: "I was wondering if you think running has had a long-term impact on your professional self? Does it help keep you focused