Eric Danielson is a professional systems engineer and an amateur economist living in San Francisco.
He’s primarily focused on the growth of ubiquitous computing and its impact on society, human evolution and cognitive science as applied to economies and politics,
and the impact of open source and the ‘hacker’ movement on power dynamics and human progress, though this blog will cover other issues of interest.
He can frequently be found at one of the many fine coffee shops or bars in the city, and may also be spotted at meetups, barcamps, or random street fairs. Find Eric on: Twitter - Github - LinkedIn
Time, Space, and our Lonely Island
July 9, 2011
Digital Manors and Economic Experiments
April 25, 2011
On Social Security, Data, and Bullshit
November 29, 2010
Building Documentation With Mediawiki
August 9, 2010
It’s All About the AI
June 14, 2010
Quick Bits - Verify the Hash of a Download
May 21, 2010
On Privacy, or Why Mark Zuckerberg Is a Social Pariah
May 8, 2010
Using Apache2’s Digest Authentication
September 1, 2009
It’s the Enforcement, Stupid
December 25, 2008
