My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
There’s something deeply human about watching someone return to a place that shaped them, ready to give back. When Danielle Rauch stepped into her role as an assistant coach at…
A grandfather wanted to do something nice. He packed up an Apple computer carefully and sent it to his granddaughter through UPS. Somewhere between point A and point B, the…
Anthropic just announced that Claude can now autonomously control your computer. It can open apps, navigate interfaces, and handle tasks without you clicking a single button. If you’re wondering whether…
Your lights flicker. Your door lock stops responding. The thermostat goes offline at 2am, and you wake up freezing. Sound familiar? Most people assume this is just part of smart…
I got caught in unexpected heavy rain last week. You know that moment when you check your phone and realise you should have left ten minutes earlier? That split-second regret…
Last week, I was sitting in a coffee shop when I overheard someone mention Raspberry Pi in the same breath as stock market announcements. It got me thinking—how many people…
A few months ago, I watched Atlassian’s stock price take a beating. The headlines were grim, the market sentiment turned sour, and plenty of people declared the company was in…
There’s something deeply human about coming home. Not in the literal sense of walking through a door—though that matters too—but in that moment when you realize you’re surrounded by people…
There’s a moment that happens every few years in tech when something shifts quietly underneath the surface. A product launches that makes you reconsider what you thought was essential. A…
When you first discover Proxmox, it feels like you’ve found the holy grail of homelab setups. A powerful, open-source hypervisor that lets you run multiple virtual machines and containers on…
Emma Clarke