I have very particular traveling habits. I like things to be packed in cubes, labeled with contents and in a cascade of backpack, carry on and checked bags should something go awry. As I’m heading to our nation’s capital soon I am taking extra care with my “run of show“ as I’ll have more varieties […]
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I will be in our nation’s capital next week for a gathering called the Hill and Valley Forum. It’s been ongoing for a few years but I am not someone with a lot of exposure to Washington and wasn’t sure I should pitch myself when the forum describes itself as such. We host public discussions, […]
The tyranny of small differences can be the most vicious. I love vendettas in fashion and venture as they are connoisseurs of grievance. Small communities with insular structures simmer embittered for years. You always know where someone, who is otherwise quite close to you, has committed a venal sin which cannot be forgiven. But many […]
The “right to compute” is an extension of core American constitutional values—free expression, property, and liberty—and compute is foundational infrastructure for a materially better, more abundant future if we can look beyond culture war distortions
Day 1897 and Howling Gusting Horrors
We have been in the middle of a massive windstorm since some time late last night in South west Montana. We are lucky in Gallatin Valley too. Further northwest communities like Glacier and high country passes can expect white out blizzards. Meanwhile, here outside Bozeman, we have the unnerving, unsettling, intermittent howl of unexpected and […]
Day 1896 and Short but Sweet
The weather forecast for western Montana for the next several days is gusty high winds and five feet of snow in the high country so I suspect I’ll have some good down time simply because there’s a chance I won’t even be able to go outside. I have a dentist’s appointment tomorrow morning, first thing, […]
Yesterday I went from the bright blustery Pacific surf beaches of San Diego to the fault block ridges of the Bridger Range in Montana’s Rocky Mountains. Going from one climate to another in the span of a few hours remains a wonder for me. While I enjoyed the nervous system soothing peace that comes with […]
Day 1892 and California Soul
As you may have guessed I wasn’t in Montana the last few weeks. I was in San Diego for a short stint. Some might call it working remotely. I’d also say I was testing a few health theories which remain inconclusive. It’s always hard to determine health experiment when a random bit of personal maintenance […]
When Uber first hit San Francisco, most of the hype in my circles was that it was finally possible to go out at night like New Yorkers always had. In Manhattan hailing a cab was simple. One was always going by. San Francisco was neither so dense nor so populous, so maybe you got lucky; […]
Ahhh how I missed London. I miss it in the same way I miss Hong Kong and even Frankfurt. So many cities are no longer places for Americans. I need nowhere else to go mind you, my edge of the American empire will be flooded soon enough, it’s just that I miss being welcomed. It’s […]