My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
I’ve spent the last fifteen years building software systems, and somewhere along the way, I started noticing patterns in how scammers operate. It’s not random. It’s not crude. It’s actually…
Seattle’s wrestling match with CCTV cameras in the Stadium District tells you everything you need to know about security technology in 2024. You’ve got cameras that got turned off, a…
We’ve all been there. You’ve had a brilliant night out, and the next morning hits differently than you expected. Your energy is depleted, your body’s asking questions, and you’re wondering…
I’ve always been fascinated by products that don’t just work—they work beautifully. They solve a real problem, they’re built with intention, and they make you think differently about what’s possible.…
When someone you admire shows up for you on your biggest night, it changes everything. I’ve been thinking a lot about this lately—not just in the context of Broadway debuts,…
A few months ago, I received a call from my mum. Her bank account had been compromised. Not dramatically—no money was stolen—but someone had accessed her details and set up…
A few years back, I watched a massive exam get compromised. Thousands of students showed up thinking they were about to take a fair test, only to discover that someone…
We’ve known for years that the United States faces technological threats from rival governments. But here’s what keeps me awake at night: the speed has fundamentally changed. Not gradually changed.…
Last week, I watched a security flaw called GitLost make the rounds through startup Slack channels and Twitter feeds. The gist: attackers could trick GitHub’s AI-powered workflows into leaking private…
There’s a narrative circulating in maker circles that feels almost religious in its conviction: if you own a Raspberry Pi, you absolutely must buy a 3D printer. The two go…
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