Two announcements:
(1) I’m leaving the tech industry. Hopefully “for good”; if not, at least “for now”.
(2) As such, the content on this blog is going to shift, perhaps dramatically. I’m going to be writing about a broader range of topics that interest me (projects around my hobby farm, wilderness trips, emergency medicine) – more writing for me, less writing for some imagined audience. (I’ll probably still end up writing about some of the same topics as I’ve been covering since 2020, just less often.)
I’m writing this post mostly to give myself permission to make that change, and to give readers the opportunity to unsubscribe/unfollow if they’re not interested.

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Jacob Kaplan-Moss

Jacob Kaplan-Moss, a prominent figure in the tech industry, announces his departure from technology after 25+ years to pursue emergency medicine. He reflects on his disillusionment with the tech industry's evolution from his initial techno-utopian beliefs to concerns about surveillance capitalism and societal harm. While maintaining some involvement with Django and selective consulting, he plans to train as an EMT and shift his blog's focus from tech leadership to personal interests including farming, wilderness activities, and emergency medicine.

Changing Directions