Outside medicine, the military and maybe law, resumes seem to be a relic of yesteryear when it comes to communicating who a person is. With that in mind, I will have a series of posts to shine a light on the lesser known (but maybe more important) parts of me…
One of my clients in the outdoor industry approached me with a simple request: “Hey Jeff, can you make the gmail AI draft writer work better for our business?”…so I went to work.
If you are a Spotify user who is always looking for new music, checkout SonicAI, its a fun web app that uses gpt4o to find new music, just for you.
Hours ago it was announced Colorado based Revel Bikes had turned operations over to their senior creditors (they went bankrupt). I wrote this for a group of bike nerds I love but felt it fit the backdrop of my blog too well to leave in only one dusty corner of the internet so am posting here, too, for anyone to read.
I built an interactive one-stop-shop for anyone tracking the business side of the outdoor industry. Check this post out to learn how I built it, why I built and the future of this fun little app…
A bunch of folks have asked for my take on the new tariffs. Instead of texting, tweeting, or DM’ing half-baked thoughts, here’s a more complete (but still informal) brain dump of what I think, why I think it, and where this might lead.
This year, I’m deliberately shipping what some people might call “toy apps”, seemingly silly little web tools, experiments, and fun side projects that appear to be going nowhere.
But there’s a method to the madness.
As an uncle, builder, and someone who thinks a lot about technology’s impact on our lives, I’ve been wrestling with a simple question:
How do we give kids access to AI in ways that empower them—without letting it turn them into screen-zombies?
What I’m using, why I’m using it and how it might fit into your world. Yes, the list is long, but its the wild west out there in “AI” (starting to hate that phrase…)
Over the past few months, I’ve spent a significant amount of time using Replit, and after successfully shipping multiple apps with it, I’ve had quite a few people ask for my thoughts. So, here we are.