Perpetual Learning
Underneath the Ice, a Vast Discovery Did you know that beneath Antarctica’s massive ice sheet lies a hidden world? Scientists recently uncovered a network of over 300 giant canyons, carved out by ancient rivers long before the ice covered them. This isn’t just a cool geographical find; it has some serious implications for how we … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… another Pixel is on the way, the Pixel 10 Pro, and the rumors are sounding pretty solid this time around. Today is August 19th, 2025, and we’re getting closer to what Google might unveil for their next flagship. What’s got me genuinely interested are the whispers about improvements that actually … Read more
It feels like every week there’s another headline about the US national debt hitting a new, eye-watering milestone. As of August 19, 2025, it’s sailed past $37 trillion. For many, this is just a number that seems abstract, belonging to the world of economists and politicians. But as someone who’s spent decades in the tech … Read more
Did you know that sea stars, those iconic creatures of our tide pools and ocean floors, have been facing a devastating crisis? For years, a mysterious illness known as Sea Star Wasting Disease (SSWD) has been wiping out populations across the globe. It’s been heartbreaking to see these vibrant animals disintegrate before our eyes. But … Read more
It’s August 19, 2025, and I’m feeling… contemplative. For years, we’ve discussed how AI might change the world of work, especially creative fields. I’ve written about it myself, exploring the benefits and potential pitfalls. Well, today, I put that discussion to a very personal test. I’ve been working on an article about the history of … Read more
Okay, so Nvidia just dropped a pretty sweet update to their app, and it’s got some cool stuff for gamers looking to squeeze every bit of performance and visual quality out of their PCs. Basically, the big news is they’ve rolled out a global DLSS override. What does that mean? Instead of tweaking settings game … Read more
In the quest for Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) that works with us, rather than potentially against us, a fascinating idea has emerged: what if individuals could host a simple, machine-readable file on their personal domains, akin to a website’s robots.txt or an API’s api.json? Think of it as a digital “user manual” for your interaction … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… We’re living in a wild time for tech, especially with AI. It’s popping up everywhere, promising to make our lives easier, more efficient, and honestly, kinda cooler. But as an AI engineering student, I’m starting to see some serious ethical blind spots, and it’s making me question the direction we’re … Read more
It sounds like science fiction, but it’s happening now. Artificial intelligence is stepping into the lab, not just to analyze data, but to dream up entirely new ways to test the fundamental laws of our universe. And the weird part? These AI-generated ideas are actually working. For decades, designing experiments in fields like particle physics … Read more
