Jamie Todd Rubin

Writer, Coder, Avid Reader

Est. 2005 • 20th Year 🎉
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  • Books Received, 5/6/2013

    06 May 2013 » 1 min read about Reading & Books

    forgot to record the fact that I received Mending the Moon by Susan Palwick (TOR) last Thursday or Friday. According to the accompanying press release, the book comes out on May 14.

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  • My Latest Automation: Password Management Plus Improved Security

    06 May 2013 » 8 min read about Personal & Family, Technology & Gadgets

    ne of the benefits I’ve found of going paperless is that it becomes much easier to automate things when the data in question is in digital form and not scribbled on a yellow notepad sitting on your desk. Since I am entirely paperless now, except that paper that comes in over which I have no…

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  • Is It Sunday Evening Already?

    05 May 2013 » 1 min read about Personal & Family

    don’t know about you, but I can’t believe that it is already Sunday evening, the weekend is mostly over, and it all starts over again tomorrow. It has been a busy weekend for me. It started Friday night, when I watched the kids while Kelly had a much-deserved girls night out. Saturday is mostly a…

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  • Interview with Joe Hill and Owen King at Vulture.com

    03 May 2013 » 1 min read

    or those who might be interested, there is a fantastic interview with Joe Hill and Owen King over at Vulture.com. In it, the brothers talk about writing and their books, but they also talk about life with their iconic father, Stephen King, and it makes for a fascinating read. And, P.S., I’ve got Joe Hill’s…

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  • My Favorite Book: It by Stephen King

    02 May 2013 » 4 min read about Reading & Books

    f someone asked me today what my absolute favorite book, regardless of category, author or any other discriminator, I would say without hesitation that my favorite book is It by Stephen King. On my morning walk, I finished reading it for the third time. I remember really liking it the first time I read it, loving…

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  • Automation and the Power of Process Improvement

    01 May 2013 » 5 min read

    hree recent experiences remind me that automation for the sake of automation doesn’t really do much. But if automation can be used to improve processes, eliminate repetition, and redundancy, then it is well worth investing the time to improve the automation. It is a personal pet peeve of mine whenever I have to supply the…

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  • The Personal Analytics of My Writing and Reading

    01 May 2013 » 5 min read about Personal & Family, Writing & Publishing

    t has been a little over 2 months since I put in place automated processes for capturing data about my daily writing, blogging and reading. And given that I have reading, written, and blogged nearly every day for the last two months, it seems like a good time to share some of the numbers with…

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  • Going Paperless: Scanning to Evernote, Revisited

    30 Apr 2013 » 7 min read about Evernote, Technology & Gadgets

    ne of the sets of questions I get asked with a fair amount of regularity has to do with what settings I use to scan documents into Evernote. Do I prefer PDF or JPG? What resolution do I use? Do I prefer one page per note or a multi-page scan? So I thought I’d use…

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  • Yesterday Was a Good Day for Writing

    30 Apr 2013 » 1 min read about Writing & Publishing

    was home with the Little Man yesterday and so I had a little more time than usual to get in some writing. Turned out to be a record-setting day for me–at least for the 65 days that I’ve been keeping automated records:   I managed to write nearly 3,200 words of fiction yesterday, which, as…

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  • Books Received, 4/29/2013

    29 Apr 2013 » 1 min read about Reading & Books

    he mailman arrived today with this book, Tunnel out of Death by Jamil Nasir (TOR Books). Looks like the book is scheduled for release in early May:

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