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Below is a long blog post about 2018, but it’s the best way I can think of to explain how we ended up in this situation. If you just want my predictions for next year (and why they are so optimistic), scroll down past all that stuff and look at the list of predictions below! And if you don’t like reading on screen, or prefer audiobooks over podcasts, there will be an abridged version available as part of our next podcast episode soon. What happened with GDPR? How did Brexit turn out? Why isn’t everyone freaking out yet? What else has been happening outside politics while I haven’t had time to write much here… Below is a long blog post about 50 things I’ve learned from studying and working at companies in Silicon Valley. This is the first of many posts that will be coming out over time, so please subscribe to my RSS feed or join our newsletter list if you want to receive these updates! You can also follow me on Twitter for frequent updates (I love having conversations with people directly). Below is a long blog post about 2017. I’m not going to be writing an annual summary for the next couple of years, so this will probably be my last one for some time. It was a great year in many ways and in others it wasn’t as good but that doesn’t mean we can’t look forward with positivity! The main thing is just to make sure you do things on your own terms - life isn’t always easy or fair (and never perfect) but if you know what makes YOU happy then there are no limits. I’ve been thinking quite a bit recently about New Year Resolutions – I don’t think they work very well at all because most people break them after a few weeks anyway. Instead why don’t we set small goals every day/week etc? It would definitely keep us more accountable. So here are mine.. let me know yours too!! Below is a long blog post about 16th century English literature. I had originally intended to write it for one of my classes at University, but decided instead that this was an opportune time to put some thoughts into writing and get them out there in the world (in the form of a blog!). I have been reading The Complete Works of Christopher Marlowe over these past two months – so many plays; such wonderful poetry! So many intriguing characters, both fictional and historical: Tamburlaine, Faustus, Barabas… not forgetting the ‘historical’ personage Henry V himself (who appears as a character in several of his own plays), whom Marlowe saw on stage when he went to London around 20 years earlier than Shakespeare did. It has been fascinating to read Marlowe’s works in parallel with those of William Shakespeare. In a way they are very similar writers – their lives were lived during the same period and we can observe certain parallels between their works. Both men came from relatively humble backgrounds compared to other playwrights/poets of the day. They knew each other, or rather, their friends knew each other – which means that through shared circles and acquaintances, they must also have known each other personally. And yet despite being contemporaries working in the same area within the same culture, their work seems to be quite different. In terms of style, subject matter, poetic technique etc., the differences far exceed any commonalities. But what of content? What do Marlowe and Shakespeare share in common? Both dramatists use plots drawn directly from contemporary history. However whereas Shakespeare borrows heavily from sources written by others and retells stories that have already happened, Marlowe creates entirely new scenarios based upon events that may well have occurred in real life somewhere along the line, but which haven’t actually made it down onto paper until now. 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I have been working in this field for more than 8 years now, doing some great things with companies such as Wikistrat but also taking on freelance projects that are just not possible to talk much publicly […] During last week’s trip to Munich for InnoTech Conference attendees were invited by our friends from RIOT Security for an evening walk through town. The group started off meeting up outside Stachus square before heading down towards Marienplatz where we had dinner together. There was plenty of beer flowing throughout the night! After dinner there […]