Compassion. Caring. Heart.
Yesterday I wrote a post on facebook (and shared a post from here) where I encourage us to return to politeness, while still having differences.
Where my thoughts and your eyes (and now ears!) collide
Compassion. Caring. Heart.
AI replacing YouTube (without Video!)
Is it “READING” or “Copying”?
Was I wrong?
Is the Writers Strike Fundamentally Doomed?
StarLink is Disruptive Innovation. What does that mean?
Only (right wing) Lunatics Don’t Trust Digital Voting. RIiiiggghhhht
Has Post-Modernism Led to our Collapse?
Harvest Light
Revisiting “The Cult of the Amateur”
Yesterday I wrote a post on facebook (and shared a post from here) where I encourage us to return to politeness, while still having differences.
It’s been interesting to watch the shift over time. For years, I sensed that people were going to YouTube to learn. Training. Education. Tutorials. How-to
Tech Brew (one of my morning “daily reads” — when I remember to read it!) has an article today titled “Fahrenheit AI”. Great title, right?
I wrote in a post a while ago (https://theprofessornotes.com/archives/2560) what I believe Conservatives believe. Well, I think I might have been wrong. Apparently, I am
This writer strike is very interesting. I’m reading now that the studios are going to try to outlast the writers. That means going until October
In this article about Starlink’s latest launch Space News highlights that the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) and the National Rural Telecommunications Cooperative (NRTC)
BLUF: While what I write may seem “tinfoil” there is an HBO documentary about this very topic. I was asked today about my thoughts on
I have been pondering something for a while now, and just couldn’t figure out why things felt so “wrong” getting lectured by the liberal elites
It was a gorgeous morning today, following the day and a half of much needed rain. Always beautiful, and when I have a chance to
Almost a decade ago (perhaps, even longer) I read with great interest “The Cult of the Amateur” by Andrew Keen. The subtitle was quite interesting