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The other day I wrote about experiments in productivity where working for a longer time doesn’t necessarily mean accomplishing more in […]
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Experiments in Productivity, Workweek Edition: 20 Hours vs. 90 Hours!
Chris Bailey writes for The National Post about an experiment he undertook early on in his Life of Productivity efforts,
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Red Star Rising: A Peek into North Korea’s Bespoke OS
Two programmers at the 32nd Chaos Communications Conference have offered the rest of the world a look at the operating
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Paper Powers Fantastic Future? Storing Electricity in a Page
Moore’s Law — the projection that digital performance and capacity can be expected to double every 18 months — is
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Re-Imagining a Less Addictive Internet
As any of us who’ve been sucked into a YouTube fugue know, it’s hard to escape the self-recrimination cycle of
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The Great Hoverboard Turnover
You may call them “hoverboards,” or “smart balance wheels,” or another catchy name – whatever they are, on my last
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Walking Distracted Thanks to Tech: Or, Th— LOOK OUT!
Those of you who are longtime readers know the saga of my most recent walking injury (saga here). When it
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A new use for packing tape
With recent advancements in the field, it seems we can 3D-print basically anything: art, arms, even food! This is true
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A New Tractor Beam at the Speed of Sound
As I’m sure I’ve mentioned in this space before, I’m quite fond of pointing out all the ways we are
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Work &’s all about balance
A few weeks ago I eluded to a new section on our website introducing a new initiative. And then a