My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
I’ll be honest with you—when I first started building Home Assistant automations, I was convinced I was doing something fundamentally wrong. My lights would turn on, but if the motion…
Last week, a friend of mine showed me a €300 red light panel she’d bought for her bathroom. “It’s supposed to boost collagen production,” she explained, holding it up like…
A few weeks ago, I stumbled across a story about a company’s internal collapse—not because of market forces or competition, but because the people running it weren’t following basic rules.…
I’ve spent years building security systems, and I’ve watched the same vulnerabilities get exploited over and over. The difference is, most of my work protects data. But when I read…
Quinn Allen’s testimony before Ohio state senators highlighted something that doesn’t get enough attention in cybersecurity circles: the way legitimate confusion can be weaponized or exploited. When rules are this…
Last week, I sat through yet another earnings call where a CEO breathlessly announced their company’s “groundbreaking AI-powered security platform.” Within minutes, the stock ticked up. The market loves that…
A few weeks ago, I read about Glasgow’s new centralized screening lab for rare muscle diseases in newborns, and something clicked. Here’s a healthcare system making a deliberate choice to…
A few years ago, I decided to turn an old laptop gathering dust into a NAS (Network Attached Storage) system. I thought it would be straightforward—throw some Linux on it,…
Bruno Saltor stood in front of the media after Tottenham’s 3-0 hammering at the hands of Nottingham Forest, and like countless managers before him in similar situations, he offered the…
When you work with data long enough, you start to notice something: systems we assume are bulletproof often aren’t. They fail in ways we didn’t predict. The recent Iranian missile…
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