Oluseyi Sonaiya

I've thought a lot about work, career, vocation, calling over the last year. I've started a business, narrowly avoided taking a job, taken on contracts with most of the constraints of a job, dealt with a downturn in the business (and started using the phrase "

Grantland's Andrew Sharp turns a sober and measured eye to the case of Marcus Smart [http://grantland.com/the-triangle/lets-talk-about-marcus-smarts-mistake/] , a college basketball player who turned down the NBA draft to return to school, has struggled this year, and, in a moment of frustration, shoved a heckling fan

About a month ago I heard about a relatively new podcast, only 7 episodes in, that stayed within the software/technology subject sphere but wasn't just ruminating about what Apple did or should do. Intrigued, I checked out the website and found descriptions that made me quite excited

The last year has been an interesting one. My career has hit several speedbumps, and I find myself trying to figure out exactly what it is I want to do with the next 20-odd years. I'm broke, but I'm finding out that's not so

Pardon the dust, I'm still renovating around here. Going to redo the entire powder room, put some wallpaper up—something with texture. Bold, bright colors, but modern shapes, maybe some art that suggests mathematical structure? Still, I'm happy with how this is coming together. I wanted

I am archiving older pieces I have written on other sites, making this the definitive home for all my work. Enjoy! Carl Holscher shared an interesting essay of his titled, Did Your Job Exist 10 Years Ago [http://peroty.com/blog/thought-about/did-your-job-exist-10-years-ago/]? While the timeframe is perhaps overly compressed,

I am archiving older pieces I have written on other sites, making this the definitive home for all my work. Enjoy! My name is Oluseyi. I work as a software engineer. Like many a software engineer, I am dissatisfied with this or that aspect of common web publication platforms (“blogs”