Zachary Hurdle
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Digital Disembodiment – February in Review
Craigslist & Me Digital disembodiment is not inherent to the act of navigating the digital realm, but rather the disconnect that comes from engaging digitally, and lacking the full physical nature that we occupied prior to being digitally engaged. With that being said, I spend a lot of time on Craiglist. I’m what you’d called…
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Are we due for a Pokédex? January in review
This past month has been a whirlwind of tech activity, thanks in part to CES and Apple’s Vision Pro launch, and also thanks to the continued hype and fervor around AI as an emergent (emerged?) technology. We’re nowhere near peak AI, but business elites and tech titans have been dreaming about a chatbot driven future…
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No Fine Dining
Listen and subscribe here: Spotify Substack No Fine Dining is a show about free food, the way we eat it, and who’s making it. In working with Colin over at Eureka Compass Vegan Food, he and I have had many discussions about Community Dinners, Pay What You Want and Pay What You Can meals and…
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AI Recap #1: forEach their own
AI is dominating our discourse. How’s it going though? Let’s recap my past six months from a production standpoint. Artificial intelligence has largely enabled me and others this year to amplify our abilities. For me specifically this has meant learning how to use a language like Google App Script, or even to parse semantics of…
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Superapps for whom
One of the primary issues we (humanity) have been persistently grappling with is the need to have access to resources. “Where are the resources?”, we say, and procure vast resource repositories for a specific audience. Some within the niche know that the resource exists, others do not. Provided the resource is accessible, introducing a Large…
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