Holiday Gift Guide for Dudes
As someone who spends the majority of their time matching great products with customers who'll love them, these are a few items the men in your life would love.
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Centerstone: Why do you care?
In August, a 10+ year partnership between the Hamilton County School Board and Centerstone. Because of my public criticism of the school board’s decision, I have been asked one question several times. And that question is, by far, the most offensive aspect.
What Feels Good and What's True
I have a foreboding of an America in my children's or grandchildren's time...
School Vouchers & God’s Kingdom
I don’t know much about school vouchers or the policy Bill Lee is pushing through our state legislature right now. But I am greatly concerned by conservatives' (and specifically Evangelicals’) perceived eagerness to rush from our public schools.
My #1 Request From Each of Apple's OSs Ahead of Today's WWDC
Previous year's wishlists: * 2021 * 2022 MacOS Notification center. Need I say more? Either remove it or totally overhaul it. iOS does notifications well. MacOS...not so much. iOS I hope Apple continues to expand Messages. There are a
Trump-Appointed Federal Judge Rules Tennessee Drag Ban Unconstitutional
In a particularly striking portion of his decision — finding that the law was “substantially overbroad” and could therefore be struck down in whole — Parker analogized the remedy to “strong medicine.” He went on: "But a debilitated patient should not
ChatGPT: A Product Without A Position
ChatGPT faces two distinct hurdles. 1. It's too small. 2. It's too big. Allow me to explain. Too Small ChatGPT is too small. It needs more data. GPT-4 is an order of magnitudes larger than GPT-3.
Artificial Sweeteners Promote Artificial Health
For a longer look at the effects of artificial sweetener use, the experts turned to prospective cohort studies, which tracked health outcomes for at least two years to more than 30 years. Collectively, these studies found higher use of artificial