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Seeing Concepts More Clearly
Back in 2018, shared a thought about a dynamic-changing lens. This led into acquiring the Brilliant Labs Frame glasses for a long-running experiment. Well look at what IXI is demoing! Very awesome. Learn more at the IXI Eyewear website Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads for 16 Jan 24 🔗
In a conversation this week, postured the future as having three characteristics: dystopian, utopian, and protopian. Besides the conversational acknowledgment that these are indeed understood paths, it was also an important step in framing that we aren’t just canvassing the present to some undetermined “next,” but that we are also an active agent in shaping what we live in now according to those same characteristics. Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads for 9 Jan 26 🔗
Perhaps… No, more like “must move forward. There can be no change until people have sufficient confidence that what is now should no longer be. At some point, beyond the “this is the fated end” part, there’s going to have to be something built differently and better. Until then, this reckoning isn’t easy. Also published: Hopeful Break Throughs in Wearables and Connected Tech Frameworks: Progressions *reuploaded board from initial post 🤦🏾♂️ Continue reading →
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Frameworks: Progressions
This ought to be a series of posts around “frameworks” or such, but have no clue how long the energy will last for this. So let’s just take this one as it comes. Over the course of working for and with many companies, the idea that people should want to stick around is something many folks find challenging and yet… normal. Those who have ownership of executing or managing the overall vision have a vested interest in sticking around. Continue reading →
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Hopeful Breakthroughs in Wearables & Connected Tech
Am a part of the Brilliant Labs Discord and occasionally there’s some neat branches hitting discussions. Wanting to preserve a recent exchange, am posting it here (aka, POSSE). This is how we make connectivity work towards our imaginations… As usual, hit up our usual channels if you’ve got comments. Brilliant Labs: Happy New Year to everyone in the community 🎉 As we step into a year where smart glasses, AI, and wearable tech are moving from novelty to everyday tools, what developments or breakthroughs are you most excited (or hopeful) to see in smart glasses, AI glasses, or wearables in general? Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads 2 Jan 26 🔗 🎉
Offering just a bit of insight to a year that’s not even a few days old. Or, am I just meandering here just a bit longer until other aspects present themselves? Should you have an idea for something to be included, or comments on what was, drop a note and let’s discuss. Continue reading →
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Welcome to 2026
Welcome to 2026. If you have been a long time, follower of this initiative, welcome back. If you are relatively new, we hope that you stick around. There will be connective tissues, experiments, and a few new wrinkles per our norm. Since it’s the beginning of the year, let’s refresh on how you can connect with us. Follow via MicroBlog: @Avanceé @Avancee@avancee.agency in most Mastadon and ActivityPub-compatible clients npub176ar97pxz4t0t5twdv8psw0xa45d207elwauu5p93an0rfs709js4600cg in most Nostr-compatible apps/sites BlueSky: @Avancee. Continue reading →
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Avanceé 2025 Review
Once again, we have concluded another year with this initiative. 2025 start golf really slow, picked up a little bit, and then transformed into something else entirely. What that means going forward is still in flux and evolution; but perhaps there’s something to this shift: “I don’t move things forward — I decide what forward is.” Using the same heading format as last year’s review, we will break down what’s happened in 2025 for Avanceé. Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads for 26 Dec 25 🔗
Does the end of the calendar year cause excitement or anxiety? Do you continue as is, or reschedule advancement to a different timeline? Your call. Just make sure to show up for whatever you decide. Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads for 19 Dec 25 🔗
Rocking thru the holiday notes and making sense of why folding tablets make for a subtle bit of “there’s something around the corner” regarding other techie bits. Also published A Capacity to Dig, Wrench, and Fill Continue reading →