Tag: reviews
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You need to write SEO and enterprise research text for AIs now, in addition to humans. Does this mean separate pages, often hidden from humans like we see for search engine SEO? Probably. A Gartner survey of 377 U.S. consumers, conducted in June and July 2025, revealed that rather than shortcutting decisions, AI features are…
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Why people build their own platforms anyway – resume-driven development and the joy of building
Every list of reasons to build your own platform leaves off the real ones: resume-driven development, and that builders like building things. Do you fight that, or adapt the platform philosophy to it?
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Dan Moren’s iOS 26 Review – “It’s one of the very best, most thoughtful, most useful changes in iOS 26.” // I didn’t notice this, and it is nice of you so a lot of things with text and other content on your phone (like link blogging).
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AI Reviews Aren’t Very Good
Making AI Reviews More Useful From Robert Brook, posted July, 2025. Reading all the ChatGPT 5 coverage confirms my feeling that no one knows how to review these models yet. It’s either those incomprehensible charts (and also, who cares how good they are at math? More: who understand what those tests even mean?) or people…
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Keith McNally’s Regrets… and his Dazzling, Driven Life – Sounds like fun-good book. // “Keith never makes a fuss about caring either. Instead, he subtly creates a sense that, if you’re there, you belong there, not because you’ve elbowed through some arduous gatekeeping process, but because your comfort is being seen to, and all you…
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Nosferatu (2024), review from Warren Ellis – Great review of a great movie.
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TP–7 – teenage engineering – This is the weirdest looking recording gear I’ve ever seen. It’s so expensive that, like an expensive bottle of wine, I have to assume it’s good. Shipping without mics for such a price seems…weird?
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Link: The Economists books of the year, 2018
That’s a lot of books, fiction even. Original source: The Economists books of the year, 2018
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Book Review: Maximize Your Investment: 10 Key Strategies for Effective Packaged Software Implementations
The premise of this book, for most anyone, is painfully boring: planning out and project managing the installation of COTS software. This is mostly lumbering, on-premises ERP applications: those huge, multi-year installs of software that run the back office and systems of record for organizations. While this market is huge, touches almost every company, and…
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I don’t get why that sort of violence is supposed to be funny. It’s like the Three Stooges with hatchets. Anyway, I liked it more than I expected to. http://www.hyperorg.com/blogger/2014/12/25/instant-review-the-interview/
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