Review: The Hundred by Jonas Jonasson
This book started off great. Fun Forrest-Gump-Esque premise, interesting characters, and good humor. And then it kept going. And going. And going. It kept repeati...
This book started off great. Fun Forrest-Gump-Esque premise, interesting characters, and good humor. And then it kept going. And going. And going. It kept repeati...
In one week, my girlfriend and I will be leaving California. We’ve sold just about everything we own. Our remaining earthly possessions fit into the back of my Co...
I’ve just open sourced a library called ping-play which brings BigPipe streaming to the Play Framework. It includes tools for a) splitting your pages up into sma...
This summer, my girlfriend and I are moving to Florence, Italy. It’s exciting. It’s scary. It’s insane. And it’s going to take a lot of work.
In this post, I'm going to explain why the way most programmers install, configure, and manage software in development, testing, and production environments i...
I listened to the audiobook version of this book and found it very entertaining. The writing is good–clear, sometimes moving, sometimes hilarious–and Poehler’s re...
On April 30, 2015, I gave a talk called "A Guide to Hiring for your Startup", where I discussed what to look for in a candidates, where to find them, ho...
I found this to be an eye-opening book. I think just about anyone, man or woman, would too. It’s well researched, well written, succinct, and discusses many impor...
A quick, pleasant read, wonderfully illustrated with large, lovely photos. Actually, the writing is largely secondary to the photos, but it does provide some cont...
As someone who is moving to Tuscany soon, and as a fan of A Year in Provence, I thought I’d enjoy this book. The truth is that it’s OK, but nothing special. There...