Perpetual Learning
August 4th, 2025 As a gardener, I’m always excited to see what’s blooming, whether it’s in my own backyard or in the gardens of people I care about. And this week, I’ve been absolutely captivated by my mom’s orchid. She has a Phalaenopsis orchid that is currently putting on a truly spectacular show, boasting over … Read more
Did you know that some animals seem to have a built-in superpower? It’s called hibernation, and scientists are starting to wonder if we humans might have a version of it hidden in our DNA. Think about it. Animals like bears, squirrels, and even some bats can slow their bodies down dramatically for long periods. Their … Read more
It’s fascinating how events in seemingly niche areas can illuminate broader societal trends. The recent unionization efforts among workers on the Las Vegas Strip, particularly casino employees, offer a compelling lens through which to examine ethical considerations in economic policy and labor rights. For decades, the Las Vegas Strip has been an icon of entertainment … Read more
Life throws curveballs, and sometimes those curveballs come in the form of unexpected debt that can seriously damage your credit score. It’s a tough spot to be in, especially when you’re starting your career and trying to build a solid financial future. I know this feeling, and it reminds me of how we approach challenges … Read more
Hey everyone, Elias here! You know how much I love getting my hands dirty in the garden, but sometimes, the projects extend beyond the soil. Recently, I noticed a gap forming where my roofline, gutter, and siding meet at a corner. It’s a common spot for issues, and if left unchecked, it can lead to … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… We’ve been waiting for Metroid Prime 4 for what feels like forever, right? It’s been a long journey since its initial reveal and subsequent restart with Retro Studios at the helm. But according to a recent report, the game is actually “extremely close to being done.” That’s massive news for … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… We’re seeing some wild stuff happening in the AI world, and it’s not just about the tech itself. It’s about the people building it. Recently, there was a bit of a buzz around comments from the CEO of Anthropic, a major AI player. He was talking about how important it … Read more
As someone who’s spent years in climate modeling and then transitioned into policy consulting, I’ve seen firsthand the critical gap between groundbreaking scientific research and the policies that actually shape our world. It’s one thing to understand the intricate data of climate change; it’s another entirely to translate that understanding into effective, actionable solutions. Did … Read more
It seems like every other day, we hear a new warning about the economy. A top economist recently suggested the U.S. might be standing on the edge of a recession. For folks like me, who’ve spent a career in technology, this brings up a lot of questions. How do we forecast these shifts, and what … Read more
Okay, so hear me out. As someone knee-deep in Computer Engineering with a focus on AI, I’ve been looking at how AI tools are summarizing information, especially technical stuff. And honestly? Most of the Google AI overviews I’ve read lately are just… problematic. It sounds crazy, right? We’re talking about AI, supposed to be the … Read more