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A few corners of the internet where I hang out.
Interviews, podcasts, features and a little modeling. Click any tile to open it.
A small foray into capturing light and place.
What's been soundtracking my days.
Ideas worth coming back to.
A Bay Area couple converted their empty two-bedroom apartment into a dream space. With the help of Facebook Marketplace, the recent college graduates were able to find quality pieces for a great price. Here's how they did it.
Watch on ABC7 ↗ Podcast · Sep 15, 2020
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Featured on Making It In San Francisco with Erica Sandberg — February 11, 2020.
Watch on KRON4 ↗ Media Appearance · Sep 16, 2018📍 Paris, France — Louvre · Sep 29, 2022
📍 Paris, France — Pont Alexandre · Sep 29, 2022
📍 Milan, Italy — Il Duomo · Sep 30, 2022
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📍 Rome, Italy — Colosseum · Oct 2, 2022
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The Pareto principle states that for many outcomes, roughly 80% of consequences come from 20% of the causes (the "vital few"). Other names for this principle are the 80/20 rule, the law of the vital few, or the principle of factor sparsity.
Read on Wikipedia ↗ Favorite readDoes consciousness come from our electromagnetic field?
Many point to neurons when considering how our brains generate human awareness and thought. But, in this insightful argument against the general consensus of consciousness, professor of molecular genetics Johnjoe McFadden argues that information-processing isn't efficient for conscious knowing. He suggests that the brain's electromagnetic field could provide clues for a new form of computing that could finally deliver the dream of conscious-enabled AI.
Read on Aeon ↗ Favorite readA guide to prepare you for full time work in the US as a Canadian tech new grad.
Read the guide ↗ Favorite readWhy thinking clearly matters.
As a journalist, Shannon Rupp is often asked what the best classes to break into the field are — her answer is surprising. In this educational piece, she reflects on how her undergrad philosophy classes gave her the gift of logic, a skill that can be applied to just about any line of work.
Read on The Tyee ↗ Favorite readHow AI-generated content will define the future.
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