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I’m sure there are quicker ways to get up and running with a personal website. But in all the years of having my own site, this is the first time I feel like I have something that is truly mine.
Japan’s care robots can help with lifting and monitoring, but real care still depends on human judgement, emotion, and trust.
MG Siegler argues Western “super apps” keep recurring, but bloat and complexity make them hard to sustain.
Brené Brown and Adam Grant argue RTO debates miss the point: define the problem, then design hybrid work around it, not attendance.
Why RAM and bandwidth—not cores—are the limiting factor for local AI, and why Apple’s unified memory is a big edge.
The people who tell us that AI will dominate our future and take our jobs are the people who are hoping that will be true.
The real world, with its quiet repetitions and constraints, offers something the digital cannot: room for contemplation.
A fascinating reflection on the societal implications of screens and being at home more.