Nothing ventured, nothing gained

a blog by Marc Chung

Signal vs. Noise

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by Marc Chung

From the general part of the brain.

Eugene Hedley: [referring to something I don’t recall, circa 1995] So what do you think about that?

Me: I don’t really have anything important to say about it.

Eugene: Ha! Whatever! That’s never stopped you before!

10 years later, it probably hasn’t either but don’t worry, I don’t plan on making too much noise here. I’ve found that the blogs I enjoy reading the most focus on specific topics. Keeping this in mind, I came up with a list of things I thought would be fun and important, at least for me, to write about. The original list was long, so I narrowed it down and came up with the following:

  1. An entrepreneur aspiring engineer.
  2. My continually growing software engineering body of knowledge
  3. And, from time to time, dancing

As far as content is concerned: 70% of the time, I will be writing about my shit. 20% of the time, I will be linking to, and writing about someone else’s shit. And 10% of the time, I’ll be writing about completely random shit. So there you have it, for the next few months we’ll see how much signal or noise I can make.

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I'm Marc Chung, and you're reading Nothing ventured, Nothing gained, a blog about building beautiful software. I'm the founder of OpenRain Software, a web design and development company located in Arizona, where I make millions of users happy by building breathtaking software with brilliant people.

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