Perpetual Learning
Okay, so hear me out… We’ve all seen the hype cycles, right? Especially with AI. One minute it’s the ultimate solution to everything, the next it’s the harbinger of doom. It feels like we’re constantly shouting about the next big thing, or the next big disaster. But how much of it is real, and how … Read more
Hey everyone! Anya here. Lately, there’s been a lot of buzz about Google’s AI Overviews and how they might change how people find things online. As someone who runs a small Etsy shop selling my art, I’ve been paying close attention. It’s kind of like when a new tool comes into the art studio – … Read more
Ever wondered what it’s like to be an astronaut? Beyond the amazing views of Earth, space presents some unique challenges to the human body. One surprising issue? It affects your vision. As someone who studies our planet’s atmosphere and environment, I’m fascinated by how different conditions impact us. Living in space is an extreme environment, … Read more
Did you know that tiny bacteria could be the key to a new generation of super-strong, eco-friendly materials? It sounds like science fiction, but groundbreaking research is showing just that. Scientists have developed a new bioplastic, produced by bacteria, that has mechanical properties remarkably similar to some metals, glasses, and even petroleum-based plastics. This is … Read more
It sounds like something out of a science fiction movie, doesn’t it? A massive, ancient geological anomaly, stretching over 250 miles, is reportedly heading straight for New York City. As someone with a background in atmospheric science and a keen interest in how our planet works, this headline immediately sparked my curiosity. It’s a fantastic … Read more
As a historian, I’m always drawn to places where the past feels palpably present. My recent long weekend trip to Cap-Haïtien, Haiti, offered just that, whisking me away to a landscape deeply imprinted with the echoes of revolution and resilience. My focus for this short visit was the historical heart of the region: the Citadelle … Read more
Hey everyone! Mateo here. So, as someone deep in the AI and computer engineering trenches, performance is always on my mind. We’re constantly pushing boundaries, and even small improvements can make a huge difference, especially when dealing with massive datasets. Today, I wanted to dive into something super technical but really cool: how JSON.stringify got … Read more
It’s a scary thought, but identity theft can happen to anyone, even children. A child’s Social Security Number (SSN) is a prime target for criminals because it can be used for years before it’s discovered, often when the child applies for a job or credit. As someone who analyzes markets and trends, I see the … Read more
You know, as an artist, I’m always looking for inspiration. Sometimes it comes from a walk through the park, other times from a new paint color. But lately, I’ve been finding it in unexpected places, like the menu at a fast-food restaurant! Recently, Wendy’s dropped a new meal, and the buzz around it got me … Read more
Life can feel like a constant juggle, right? Between creating art, paying bills, and just trying to keep up, it’s easy to feel like genuine moments of joy are reserved for big vacations or fancy purchases. But lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about how small, affordable things can bring a disproportionate amount of happiness. … Read more