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I write to think and explore. These posts aren’t one topic — more like finding a box of letters in the attic.

This morning, I un-bucket list

This morning, I un-bucket list

I meant to tell you a story about synchronicity and James Taylor. Instead, I made a list of twelve things I want to do. Not before I die, but while I’m busy living. Because linear time is fake and I can’t name any plants…

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This morning, I come out of the list geek closet

This morning, I come out of the list geek closet

Lists are more than organization—they’re keys to who we really are. Apparently. Includes praise for crafting personal ontologies, a snark-fest of book titles, and the quiet terror of Pressing Send.

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This morning, I dance

This morning, I dance

At a weekend workshop, I am confronted by my own discomfort. Dancing with others (gasp) — cracked something open. Sometimes, the only path to insight is to stop thinking and dance.

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This morning, I am snark-bested by ChatGPT

This morning, I am snark-bested by ChatGPT

Perhaps I have trained my assistant a bit too well. She is now the plucky comic relief side kick in my inner hero movie.

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Enough of What? An Exercise.

Enough of What? An Exercise.

A writing exercise to uncover ‘enough of what?’ in which I share TMI and link to cool stuff.

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Communication Patterns - APIs

Communication Patterns - APIs

As complexity increases, more software parts act as a source of information -- with layers that govern communication.

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Communication Patterns - Decoupling

Communication Patterns - Decoupling

"Reducing coupling doesn’t necessarily reduce the risk of making a mistake when changing a single element. Reducing coupling reduces the number of elements changing at once and reduces the chances that you’ll miss one of…

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