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Lee was right
One of my heroes of the 20th century was Lee Kuan Yew, the founding father of Singapore. His vision and leadership turned a disease ridden fishing village into a futuristic metropolis. I dare anyone to go to Changi Airport and not be amazed. I’ll write about his second big idea tomorrow, but today, I would…
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DoD
Aka Dad’s off Duty. That’s the name of our group (?), or at least that’s what I call it. It’s pretty simple; a bunch of guys who catch up and do something together sans kids and partners. In fact, you don’t need to be a dad OR in a relationship, but it tilts that way….
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Almost there
We are almost 80% there with unpacking all our stuff. It’s taken ages, but finally, FINALLY, we are starting to see some progress. Having a useable dining table makes a world of difference.
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Trust lost
We all have heard that expression that trust takes a lifetime to build, and an instant to shatter. Often the examples we give are hypothetical or happened to a friend of a friend. If that’s you, I have another example for you to use. I’m thinking about expanding my cooking repertoire. For the last few…
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Prompting
I used to scoff at the idea of being a prompt engineer. What an absurd job, writing prompts for AI. Anyone could do that. Well, as of this week, I’m the company’s chief prompt engineer. It’s a temporary, made up, and largely useless title, but the irony hasn’t escaped me.
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Father’s Day
Today was my first Father’s Day. It was very special. It might not look like that from an outsider’s point of view. We spent 90% of the time unpacking boxes as we slowly but surely move house. But for me, it won’t be a day I forget. There were a number of highlights. I know…