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  • Avanceé Resds for 12 Sept 25 🔗 🔮

    Currently sitting in a workshop which is talking about using AI in small business. One of the non-AI bits which hits in these moments is the simple conference badge. There’s more which can be done with them, like this where one can be encouraged to stretch further into a physical-web. Interesting how this week’s reads correspond to this. Continue reading →

  • Avanceé Reads for 5 Sept 25 🔗

    Spent the day exploring how HUD glasses 👓 (without an LLM attached) might flow with things. The EverySight Maverick DE is such a solid hardware package. Would really be wonderful to see it integrated with a few other accessories and activity contexts. But that’s just the shape of things in the wearable space now isn’t it? Perhaps there’s something else beyond the lenses and layers to graft… Continue reading →

  • Avanceé Reads for 29 Aug 25 🔗

    There’s been a stutter in terms of the opinion editorials for the warmer months. Most of that can be assigned to being on a bicycle and enjoying the sunlight. Because much of what connects the dots between things here happens in a space that’s not quite online nor completely off-line either. Existence happens in between the points, not just at the point. Continue reading →

  • Avanceé Reads for 22 Aug 25 🔗

    It really doesn’t matter where you might have dropped off, if you were doing things that are traceable, you can go back and pick up some of the dropped tools. Of course, you can only do that if the things that you dropped were a slingshot to push you forward. Continue reading →

  • Avanceé Reads for 15 Aug 25 🔗

    It seems as if the summer is full of challenges, surprises, and maybe a break in some of the heat. Well, the temperature, but not necessarily the pace of politics, design, and development. It’s probably gonna get a little bit hotter in those spaces before it cools off. Also published this week Unlocking AI Engineering ROI and LLM-powered Innovation and its LLM-edited follow up Applying Lessons Using Dia Skills Continue reading →

  • Avanceé Reads for 8 Aug 25 🦁

    Been playing with some new tools lately. Well, AI tools. And discovering that they are just a canvas and a different type of paintbrush. The ripples may extend well beyond this year. And at the same time like other tools, canvases will fade in time to be replaced by something else. Being married to methods rather than the tools is key. Also published: The Wisdom of Frameworks Continue reading →

  • Avanceé Reads for 1 Aug 25 🔗

    At the beginning of the month, you are supposed to take inventory of things. Make sure that you have rooms cleaned out. Blow cinnamon into your homes. And reset according to a better state of mind. And particularly this month when the days will start getting shorter more noticeably. Move accordingly. Also published: A Website, An App, or An Agent Continue reading →

  • Avanceé Reads for 25 July 25 🔗

    Now that the summer is in full swing, there’s a challenge and shape to dealing with the side of things which has slowed. Slower items aren’t because they are exhausted but because there’s something on deck. That said, it’s now the part of the summer where interest and intensity picks up. Being capable of seeing and steering oneself is a part of validating lessons from the spring. Also published: Thoughts on Procurement and Communicarion Continue reading →

  • Avanceé Reads for 18 July 25 🔗

    Movement into the summer is one part handling the heat and another part handling the pacing. Thankfully, there’s enough variety in both to create spaces for contemplation as well as renewed activity. Also published: Speed, Velocity, and Tempo Continue reading →

  • Avanceé Reads for 11 July 25 🔗

    Thought I’d setup a near automation to do these via an Apple a shortcut,but it didn’t quite work. That’s ok. The summer is for experimenting some, and reflecting some more. I’ll figure something forward. And maybe even develop some refined flavors of these shares. Also published: Avanceé Articles in 2025 So Far Continue reading →