Amplifying My Radar 001: Pilot
Curious minds need to amplify in diffeerent Hz. April was so fruitful that I want to start this series, about what I tuned into month by month.
Midjourney prompt "create an illustration to represent the discovery of new concepts, music, books from different sources, strongly abstract --ar 4:5"
Well, here is another try at a recurrent blog post (do you remember Mezcal informal?), this time, it will be about what I heard, saw, read, or did (maybe).
Books
Finally, I finished “La historia de España contada para escépticos” by Juan Eslava. It took me almost 3 months, but what I enjoyed the most was the old history of Spain and the era of Franco to “actual” years. I’ll post about it soon…
I think it was in this month where I started reading “Getting Started with Enterprise Architecture” by Eric Jager. What a condensed book! I’ll focus on ArchMite and how to build/read diagrams of enterprise processes from business to software.
Words
I like to highlight some words from my day to day. I’ll search for a cool way to post a word followed by its meaning. I’m going to start with a wonderful and special word:
Tsundoku
A Japanese word for those books that we are not going to read…
Umberto Eco used to call it: antilibrary.
Music
I’ve been hearing some dub. Take a beat of this great album; it caught my attention just with that awesome illustration.
What else?
It’s mid-May now, a little bit delayed, sorry not sorry.