Perpetual Learning
It feels like just yesterday we were all talking about the latest advancements from OpenAI. Now, Arthur Finch here, and I’ve been diving into the practical performance of their new open-source model. We all see the benchmarks, right? Those neat charts showing impressive scores. But as someone who’s spent decades in the tech world, I’ve … Read more
Hey everyone! Anya here. Today, I want to chat about something that might seem a bit dry but is actually super important, especially for us young adults trying to figure out our careers and finances. We’re talking about jobs data – you know, those reports that tell us how the economy is doing, how many … Read more
It’s hard to imagine a world so different from our own, but Earth’s history is full of dramatic events that reshaped life as we know it. One of the most devastating was the Permian-Triassic extinction event, often called ‘The Great Dying’. This happened about 252 million years ago, and it was truly catastrophic – it … Read more
Hey everyone! Mateo here. So, we’re halfway through 2025, and the tech world is still buzzing about AI. A while back, everyone was talking about ‘prompt engineers’ – people who are basically wizards at talking to AI models to get them to do cool stuff. But with AI getting smarter and faster, you might be … Read more
Turning 18 is a huge milestone. It often feels like the official start of adulthood, a time when you’re ready to build your own life. But what if you’re starting that journey with not much in your pockets? Let’s say you have $700 and a desire to build something solid. It might not feel like … Read more
Today, August 6, 2025, I want to dive into some fascinating science happening way down south. Did you know that beneath the vast, icy expanse of Antarctica, scientists have recently mapped an astonishing network of canyons? We’re talking about 332 of them, carved into the seafloor, and these underwater giants might be playing a much … Read more
It’s mid-August here in the Midwest, and my tomato plants are usually bursting with ripe fruit. But this year, I’ve had a few puzzled emails and comments from fellow gardeners asking, “Why are my tomatoes turning black?” It’s a frustrating sight when you’ve nurtured those plants from tiny seedlings, only to see the fruit developing … Read more
It’s easy to feel a sense of unease when news breaks about governmental decisions impacting scientific endeavors. Today, August 6, 2025, reports suggest the White House has ordered NASA to deliberately decommission two satellites crucial for monitoring climate change. This event, while specific to our current time, echoes a long history where science and policy … Read more
I’ve always loved finding something special in the overlooked. Whether it’s a forgotten corner of a flea market or, well, something someone else threw out, there’s a certain thrill in seeing potential where others see junk. Flipping isn’t just about making a quick buck; it’s a creative challenge. It’s about resourcefulness, seeing the hidden beauty … Read more
It’s fascinating to see how quickly the conversation around Artificial Intelligence is shifting. Just a while back, the focus was largely on the incredible potential. Now, we’re starting to see the tangible effects on the workforce, particularly for those just starting out in tech. A recent observation by a Goldman Sachs economist highlighted something quite … Read more