Notes / Building & openness
Five hundred episodes. Another beginning.
Translated by AI from Swedish. Read the original alongside it whenever you like.
#ensakidag 500: half a thousand episodes later, the next journey begins
... about nine years of thinking and 500 episodes becoming raw material for AI, new ideas and new services. About entering a time when the boundary between user and developer is beginning to blur, and when the best time to build something may be right now. It’s also a personal milestone, a look back and a promise of another 499 episodes. So don’t just wonder what someone ought to build. Start building yourself.
Don’t google today: go to ensakidag(dot)se instead and head down the rabbit hole.
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A still from Joakim’s 500th #ensakidag episode. This is a still; the original video remains on LinkedIn.
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