One man surviving the apocalypse in his ...
One man surviving the apocalypse in his radiation-proof exoskeleton, simply yelling "RSS! RSS! RSS!" over and over again.
Ben Werdmuller helps leaders at newsrooms, non-profits, and mission-driven organizations to navigate their biggest technology challenges.
One man surviving the apocalypse in his radiation-proof exoskeleton, simply yelling "RSS! RSS! RSS!" over and over again.
Scene: 100 years into the future. An apocalyptic wasteland. Shouts on the radioactive wind: "... JSON-LD ...!" "... Microformats ...!"
@ckdotbiz ... Have you considered computer programming?
@sarahdessen On the plus side, you're exponentially less likely to be served kale with your breakfast in North Carolina.
@mdvfunes Lifelong fan! Starting with the very tail end of Tom Baker. Peter Davidson and Sylvester McCoy are my Doctors.
@tcarmody Could be a fun TV show though.
AMP's special tags is a technical discussion we can continue to have. But giving certain vendors platform status is inherently closed. Bad.
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@mikepetruzzo Definitely huge (& growing!) social problems being caused by tech workers. But it's down to us to drive change. @BenedictEvans
@mikepetruzzo @BenedictEvans I think a large number of us in tech would be very happy for there to be well-funded government infrastructure.
@mikepetruzzo I'm not sure this is a conversation about VC (and I'm not anti-VC). It's also not VC's role. @BenedictEvans