Everyone should have a blog. The Blog is the New Resume. If you want to get your blog started, contact me. My guide to starting your own blog. I measure a year in 429 blog posts.
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Start my reply before the quote
4/25/2006As a follow up to my USC email post, not that to keep things consistent, it’s necessary to change Thunderbird’s default setting under Account Settings -> Composition & Addressing. Instead of start my reply below the quote, choose start my … Continue reading →
Mark Study Adventure
4/5/2006Instead of Mark Study tonight, we had to go and do something to love other people. We thought long and hard, and finally decided to go out and talk with people, and then pray for them. We assigned into random … Continue reading →
Legos, IBM, Nintendo, Apple, AMD…
9/17/2005A selection of interesting stuff from around the web (mostly Slashdot), all in one day… Haven’t had time to digest it yet… newsday Schoolteachers with real-world work experience are very valuable. Most teachers never… ever… left the school system. [ … Continue reading →
Caltech Braun Athletic Center
6/29/2006I went to the Braun Athletic Center at the California Institute of Technology. As a new JPL employee, they gave me a one-day free pass. It’s a nice facility; one of their newer gyms, according to the guy at the … Continue reading →
One Cozy Tokyo Apartment
11/12/2010Yesterday (Thrusday), I visited Akiba’s apartment. He demoed his Pick & Place machine. It’s awesome. Then we walked around Akihabara. We went to an Art Museum. Inside, there is an Open Source Hardware Shop. We used our fame to gain … Continue reading →
I’s like to start a blog.
I agree a blog is a great thing to have. However, I don’t particularly like high volume blogs unless every post has something interesting to say. I would rather read a blog that has one great post a week than 7 mediocre posts per week.
That said, I read your blog so you must be doing something right!
Oh and I can’t really talk since my blog hasn’t really gotten off the ground yet… this summer for sure.
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The problem I see for people starting blogs is that it’s getting so competitive. Is the number of readers going up with the number of new blogs? Also, G tends to index larger sites and ignore the smaller, newer ones.