Kids asked me where the line was for my golf skee-ball game
For a school project, I built a golf version of skee-ball out of cardboard and tape in my garage. Then almost all the kids ran to it, with both my parents there to see it.
For a school project, I built a golf version of skee-ball out of cardboard and tape in my garage. Then almost all the kids ran to it, with both my parents there to see it.
Parallel agents and twice-daily reviews with my co-founder, Jeff, got a voice-first prototype working in less than a week. With funding in mind, we're positioning Bonzai as a platform, not a publication. The ease I wanted is still a design intention; we have yet to bring in cold users to see what they get from it.
On a camping trip, Jeff Tannenbaum introduced chess to his son as a war game of soldiers and rules. His son, whose attention wanders at school, now plays during recess. He also plays kids much older than he is.
A school drop-off can run long, and my son has appointments. For digital work, I’d rather work remotely most of the time and meet my team when being together helps.
Microsoft is offering buyouts to about 60,000 workers, according to reports, while cutting costs and investing in AI.
How should Microsoft balance buyouts and AI investment?
After about two and a half weeks of coughing, my chest hurts, my voice is raspy and I’m exhausted. My coughs seem to have been lingering longer in recent years, though I haven’t identified a cause.
On some work-from-home afternoons, a cup of lemon ginger tea gives me a pause that is hard to explain — and feels good to take.
Jeff Tannenbaum gave his son a print dictionary and discovered that finding a word was a skill in itself.
Publishing tools have made it easier to share what you’ve written. We want to make it easier to discover what you have to say.

Reuters sources say U.S. and Canadian officials are discussing tariff relief for steel and autos, without a deal.
How would tariff relief affect cross-border manufacturing?
My co-founder and I are building several AI products, looking for an experience strong enough to justify a bigger commitment. When Nina interviewed me as one of the agents we were building, the conversation showed the difference between asking questions and finding a story.
My parents signed me up to volunteer at six. Since then, I’ve helped replace a steam engine’s bell, worked on track and made friends among the volunteers.