Addressing the Dragon in the room
Recently, a friend of mine shared this video in one of our group chats: The Fable of the Dragon Tyrant I strongly suggest watching the video before reading this post…. Read more »
Category Archives: Technology
Zuckerberg versus Cruz
Not so long ago, Facebook had to deal with a scandal about their user’s personal data being sold. Ignoring the fact that every single person who signed up for Facebook accepted… Read more »
Dark Reflexions
This post is about two weeks late. I happened to first write it on the one day that the autosave feature didn’t work as expected, and I lost the whole… Read more »
How will we meet aliens?
In hundreds of books, games and movies, there are alien species. Sometimes, they are bloodthirsty monsters. Sometimes, they are nice allies who fall victim to our prejudice. Sometimes, they are… Read more »
How speedrunning actually works
Today, I’m going to write about a topic that I enjoy and participate in, Speedrunning. Many people have no idea what it is, and most people who know about it… Read more »
The reality of Virtual Reality
Like everyone else, I heard about the Oculus Rift a few years ago when it was first announced. If you are not part of everyone else, that’s a Virtual Reality… Read more »
Judge, Jury and Executioner
I figured at least some of you are tired of hearing me talk about self-driving cars. I assume at least some of you, once you started reading, will read an… Read more »
Optimal Earth temperature
I’m sure by now you have at least heard of Global Warming. Many people disagree exactly on what is global warming, or climate change. But most people agree that it… Read more »
How long would you want to live?
Sort-of inspired by this Wait But Why Dinner Table post I read several months ago and couldn’t stop thinking about since. In the original post, there is actually a risk… Read more »
Self-Driving Cars
About a year ago, Tesla was under fire because one of their auto-pilots had an accident. Obviously, barely anyone bothered to read the details, and I have heard many people… Read more »