...and we're back! Staring at a critical mass of cool things in my feed today, I decided to dust off this old format, and serve seven things that I think are worth reading, even if I don't have time to write more than a paragraph or
(1) If you haven't heard, the Harvard Class of 2016 elected Program Marshals for commencement (graduation) exercises this week. Basically, it's a popularity contest to determine who gets to sit on stage with Natalie Portman or John Oliver or whoever it is this year. At some
These kids have learned some history and they know what warfare used to be: tanks and guns and soldiers that moved across the land— with strategies and battlelines converging at a place in time; and lives were lost for reasons that the world could understand On the History Channel, war
Daniel Gelernter, CEO of Dittach, has a WSJ op-ed titled "Why I’m Not Looking to Hire Computer-Science Majors": The thing I look for in a developer is a longtime love of coding -- people who taught themselves to code in high school and still can't
content warning: domestic terrorism A friend posted the following on Wednesday: Dear everyone posting That Video to Facebook today: Yes, there was another shooting. VA this time, caught on live news. Yes, the murderer (no, he doesn't deserve to be named) filmed his victims' deaths and immediately