The newsletters I'm still going to read in 2023:
• https://t.co/upvTgCXuNz (great summary of tech news)
• Beautiful Mess by @johncutlefish (useful product tips)
• @ctocraft (tech leader resources)
• @benedictevans (brilliant tech insight & analysis)
What else should I read?
Who could have predicted that Twitter accounts ending in several random numbers which have been pumping out anti vaccine disinformation for 2 years would suddenly pivot to pro Russian messaging.
@rgarner The fact that you’re interested in the underlying tech and not the flash-in-the-pan makes you one of the best (and most employable) gurus to have on one’s side.
I mean, who’s going to keep the roads rolling over the next 30 years?
@richardjpope There is an entire third sector waiting for someone with your skills — pick a social problem, there is a need for a long term social venture to solve it. Perhaps we talk?
@rgarner Sabbatical, screens off, exercise, community. Here for you, if you want to work on a project or catch up doing something, anything. Some inspiration: https://t.co/nS99hSkWBl
@Emmastace 1. 1 and 5 year “false certainty in exchange for funding” driven by budget process, leads to big failed projects
2. Regulatory capture of IT estates, IT depts and IT skills promotes status quo reinforcement
3. Microeconomics of CS techs not competitive to private sector