Can the world take it?
Just returned from a ski trip to Andorra. After some relaxing week and a complete week with no computer thoughts whatsoever, i'm still catching on the blogsphere. Still 2302 posts to read, it will take me a while to catch on but i think i will manage.
Oh boy, someone discovered through Dave Winer's share your OPML people like me service, that i'm like him. Although i can feel flattered, indoubtely Winer's personality analysis algorithm is powerfull enough to find very similar people through feeds subscription, i'm not sure if the world can take another person like me. :-)
On the other end, if the service is right, it seems to think i'm like
| Scott Hanselman, not bad, not bad at all. :-)
Using the same service i've recently found that SQL server proeminent conference speaker has a weblog. Haven't subscribed it though. I'm already overloaded with the current number of feeds i subscribe, and it doesn't seem to talk much about SQL server.
I've found this post interesting though. Since i live in Portugal, which is Spain's neighbour we have some interest in how well Spain economically performs. What amazed me is that if we perform a search & replace on this text, replacing Spain with Portugal the text is completely on the mark. There is an undergoing debate among our thinking elite, saying the we are losing our decision centers to Spain, which is buying a lot of Portuguese strategic businesses. It's amazing, how can two countries make the same mistakes and at the same time,one strives and the other loses it's edge. oh well, maybe being bought out and start new career being a flunky is underrated. :-)
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