That moment when you realize the phrase ...
That moment when you realize the phrase is "house of cards", not "deck of cards", and you're past the exhaustion point again.
Ben Werdmuller helps leaders at newsrooms, non-profits, and mission-driven organizations to navigate their biggest technology challenges.
That moment when you realize the phrase is "house of cards", not "deck of cards", and you're past the exhaustion point again.
@timklapdor Was great to see you in person! Safe travels and have a well-made flat white for me.
@kreshleman Likewise! Really looking forward to seeing everyone.
@kreshleman Very much looking forward to tomorrow!
@timklapdor I'm an indie pop guy. (Magnetic Fields et al.) But also: going to keep banging the indie label / record store drum. Lunch money.
@danielnarey Devil's advocate: why exactly is speculative investment mostly evil? Also: what could viably replace it?
@francesbell Absolutely. Do need funding though - whether direct revenue (much harder to start) or investment (have to sell a big picture).
@holden Agree. Software tends to look like its developers - and the people buying. Question is: who else is buying, funding, building?
@tryberg Could they have needed to do that to attract funding and customers?
@cogdog I really meant @baconmeteor - but I sincerely love how he runs @Pinboard.
@hjarche @amyburvall I actually think I may have figured it out, but that's something for later ;)
@hjarche @amyburvall I do too. Strongly, particularly in education. The trick is finding a way to do it sustainably.