Hi, I'm David
Creative Technologist born at 332 PPM, thinking, building and writing about technology, sustainability and better futures for people and the living world.
What I believe
Technology opens new possibilities · Experience teaches us what truly works in the real world · Sustainability is how we decide what's worth building · The living world reminds us that the future is not just about us, but everything that we share this planet with
I've made things to learn what's possible all my life. Here I'll share experiments of all kinds that might become proper products or services, while others remain prototypes, lessons or starting points for something unexpected.
This is my story.
I have spent over two decades building systems, products, and teams. This site is where I share a lifelong ongoing story about curiosity, sustainability, and the belief that technology can help restore the connection between people and the planet.
This is where I think, build, and write in public. Driven by my insatiable hunger to remain curious, make useful things, and share what I discover.
Follow Curiosity
Notes from what I’m thinking, building and learning, sent whenever there is something worthwhile to share.
Follow alongHere are my most recent Notes, where I think and build in public, explore technology, put sustainability into practice and share what I’m learning about better futures.
- 001 A Sustainable Product Has More Than One Supply Chain Interdependence ↗
- 002 Can Computing Wait for a Better Moment? Possibility ↗
- 003 The Queue Taught Us Where the System Really Lived Reality ↗
- 004 The Most Sustainable Server May Be the One We Already Own Reality ↗
- 005 Old Data Pipelines, New AI Experiments Possibility ↗
- 006 What If a Digital Twin Helped a City Ask Better Questions? Possibility ↗
- 007 The Handoff Is Part of the System Interdependence ↗
- 008 Accessibility Feedback Is Product Strategy Interdependence ↗
- 009 Before We Ask What AI Can Do Direction ↗
- 010 A Performance Budget for a Quiet Website Reality ↗
Thoughts, questions and useful disagreements welcome.
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