22 / Intentional connection in the digital office

Published on September 12, 2021

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Intentional connection in the digital office (seths.blog)
Seth Godin about the difference of online and offline human connection.
The Mentorship Diamond (mikemcquaid.com)
Mike McQuaid about mentorship and why it is important (in both directions).

Coverage Marks (ferrous-systems.com)
Aleksey describes the concept of coverage marks. Pretty cool concept.
Rust programs written entirely in Rust (blog.sunfishcode.online)
sunfishcode about what it takes to have Rust programs only depend on Rust code (not libc and friends).
How PCI-Express works and why you should care? #GPU (ovh.com)
A great explanation of PCIe and what to look out for when trying to maximise your GPU performance.

mRNA cancer therapy now in human trials after shrinking mouse tumours (independent.co.uk)
Thomas Kingsley about BioNTech moving to human trials for their mRNA-based cancer therapy!
The 'Dead-Internet Theory' Is Wrong but Feels True (theatlantic.com)
Kaitlyn Tiffany about the conspiracy story that most of the internet today is bots.
The disastrous voyage of Satoshi, the world’s first cryptocurrency cruise ship (theguardian.com)
Sophie Elmhirst tells the story of the failed plan to sell flats on a cruise ship for a tax-free cryptocurrency dream-society.

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