Weekly Random Reading - September 30th 2018 (edition four)

Finally, the long awaited fourth edition of weekly random reading! (lol)

If anyone reading here is new and is wondering what the weekly random reading is about please feel free to see edition one for details: Weekly Random Reading - April 16th 2018 (edition one). The picture above was taken in Belzoni, Mississippi one day while I was taking lunch at work. The town of Belzoni is located in middle of the Mississippi delta in Humphreys County on the Yazoo River. It's the catfish capital of the world.

1. The Coders of Kentucky: A bipartisan effort to revitalize the heartland, one tech job at a time.
NYTimes.com
by Arlie Hochschild
published September 21, 2018

2. We’re designing bike lanes wrong: More trees, please.
FastCompany.com
by Anne Lusk
published September 11, 2018

3. The reality of quantum computing could be just three years away
TechCrunch.com
by Jonathan Shieber
published September, 2018

4. Can an old-school oil company make a small town cool? - El Dorado, Arkansas’ oil titans hope to turn the town into a popular arts destination.
TheOutline.com
by Adam Willis
published September 11, 2018

5. Learn From These Bugs. Don't Let Social Media Zombify You
Wired.com
by Matt Simon
published September 25, 2018

Hopefully you all find the referenced foregoing articles both enlightening and entertaining! Please feel free to create your own list for this week. Hopefully (time permitting) I'll be back next week with a new list. Bye for now, take it easy and have an exceptionally excellent week at work or just living life!

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