Polymathic

Digital transformation, higher education, innovation, technology, professional skills, management, and strategy


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  • Toot

    Is anyone else blown away by the quality and potential impact of the #AiWriter #AI #Writing work products from tools like Jasper, ChatGPT, or wherever? I routinely write, edit, buy writing, and buy editing, and this seems like it’s going to be hugely disruptive at least in the “middle” writing world that I mostly inhabit… Continue reading

  • Toot

    Interesting and disappointing to find out that one of the mesh #wifi systems I was looking at doesn’t have ethernet backhaul. I would have thought that was standard these days. Continue reading

  • Toot

    A new (to me) idea is to keep using #wordpress as the #cms but then have #Hugo render the site with the content in WordPress. Might need a new plugin for this. This would allow editing remotely (and on the phone). Just need to find a way to get Hugo to notice new content, build,… Continue reading

  • Toot

    Still working on converting my #wordpress #blog to #hugo or #jekyll . One thing I can’t figure out is “remote” (non-desktop) publishing. Something I like about WordPress is that I can write a post on my phone or my iPad. Don’t see any easy way to do that with a static site. Still working! Continue reading

  • Toot

    It seems like #Twitter pro-democracy users are not just fleeing but being driven away, in order to de-platform and fragment this group. Is there a way #mastodon could ever become the same sort of “central” meeting/finding/discussing place? On the surface, this seems difficult because of certain Mastodon design/features, most important the lack of algorithmic discovery.… Continue reading

  • Tweet

    Twitter is a central meeting place. Recent changes seem to be aimed at denying a platform/place to pro-democracy thinkers, through bans, harassment, or disgust. What else is there to connect? #Mastodon? Older techs? #Blogs? #RSS? Email #listserv??? https://www.adamsdesk.com/posts/experimenting-jekyll-relatable-posts/ Link Continue reading

  • Twitter is a central meeting place. R…

    Twitter is a central meeting place. Recent changes seem to be aimed at denying a platform/place to pro-democracy thinkers, through bans, harassment, or disgust. What else is there to connect? #Mastodon? Older techs? #Blogs? #RSS? Email #listserv??? Continue reading

  • What’s the point of a degree?

    A degree is worth it regardless of leading to direct employment. Helps your life and career in medium and long run. For career, esp short term, prob not. With a couple years experience, you can already get hired somewhere. To me, a degree forms a broad, deep foundation for living and growing. That’s a big… Continue reading

  • The Twitter changes are meant to deny Twitter to pro-democracy thinkers

    The point was never to embolden fascists, it was to deplatform and fragment pro-democracy groups by denying Twitter as a central meeting-place. Oddly, we must keep using Twitter for now to stay connected. Meanwhile we need to be saving names for regrouping later on a new place. Continue reading

  • Ordinary People Focus on the Outcome. Extraordinary People Focus On the Process.

    In his autobiography, Bryan Cranston (Walter White of the renowned Breaking Bad) described the lesson he learned that helped him go from an average actor to an extraordinary one. Here’s what he wrote: Cranston went on to say after he made this mindset shift, he felt much more relaxed and free…. Read full article at… Continue reading

About Me

Digital transformation, including agile and devops, across many industries, most recently in higher education. Designed and built the Emory faculty information system. Working in continuing education to improve and expand career-focused learning, esp. in workforce development. Expanding the role of innovation and entrepreneurship. Designed, built, and launched the Emory Center for Innovation.

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