Perpetual Learning
It’s easy to feel a sense of unease when we talk about automation. The idea of machines taking over jobs, or fundamentally changing how we work, can be unsettling. But as someone who’s spent a career in technology, I find it helpful to look back. History, especially the history of industrial revolutions, offers us valuable … Read more
If you’ve been following the Ethereum ecosystem, you’ve likely heard whispers about the validator exit queue. For new or aspiring investors, this might sound like technical jargon. But make no mistake, understanding these dynamics is crucial for anyone with skin in the game, especially in crypto. Let’s cut to the chase: The Ethereum validator exit … Read more
It’s fascinating, isn’t it, how quickly the technological landscape can shift? And how sometimes, the very leaders making decisions about it seem a bit… out of the loop? I was reminded of this when I came across a particular anecdote from years ago concerning Nvidia. Back in the day, the name Nvidia might not have … Read more
It’s deeply concerning when we learn that substances we thought were contained might be traveling where we least expect them, affecting the most vulnerable among us. New research is shedding light on a silent pathway: tiny amounts of PFAS, often called ‘forever chemicals,’ are crossing the placenta and entering breast milk. This means they can … Read more
I’ve been tracking the cryptocurrency market closely, and the recent news about BlackRock’s Ethereum ETF is significant. It reached $10 billion in assets under management faster than almost any ETF in history, making it the third-fastest to achieve this milestone. This isn’t just about BlackRock; it’s a major indicator of institutional interest in digital assets, … Read more
We often think of technology as objective, a set of rules that operate without favor. But the reality, as I’ve come to see it over my years in the software industry, is far more complex. Algorithms, the invisible engines driving so much of our modern lives, can carry the weight of human biases, unintentionally perpetuating … Read more
The conversation around transhumanism often circles around the most dramatic possibility: living forever. It’s a captivating idea, fueled by science fiction and the undeniable human desire to escape the limits of our biology. As someone who’s spent a career in technology and now reflects on its societal impact, I find this focus a bit… misplaced. … Read more
As a scientist, I’m always fascinated by breakthroughs that harness natural processes to solve complex problems. Obesity is a significant health challenge worldwide, and the search for effective solutions is ongoing. Recently, I came across some exciting research that offers a novel perspective. Scientists have developed a new drug that has successfully completed its initial … Read more
Hey there! Grab a mug, settle in. I’ve been thinking a lot lately about all the buzz around AI – you know, the ChatGPTs, the self-driving cars, the whole nine yards. It’s exciting, a little scary, and sometimes, honestly, a bit much to take in. But here’s the thing: as I watch it all unfold, … Read more
It feels like just yesterday we were marveling at how much faster Wi-Fi was getting. Each new standard promised speeds that seemed almost unbelievable. But as I’ve seen throughout my career in tech, priorities in innovation often take an interesting turn. It looks like we’re at one of those moments with the upcoming Wi-Fi 8. … Read more