My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
I’ve built products. I’ve shipped things. And I’ve watched plenty of smart people confidently predict outcomes that never materialized. So when I see headlines about computer picks for basketball games,…
Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware sent shockwaves through the virtualization world. Not just metaphorical shockwaves—real, measurable ones. According to recent research, nearly half of VMware customers are actively looking to reduce…
I got a call from a friend last week. His business—a small marketing agency—had been hit by ransomware. He told me the story: one employee clicked a link, and within…
A woman in Lake County got arrested for scamming a family out of $750 by impersonating someone who could help get their relative out of jail. Seven hundred and fifty…
I read the article about AI restoring classic films—everything from The Wizard of Oz to The Magnificent Ambersons—and it got me thinking about something I’ve been meaning to do anyway:…
When I read that the Detroit Red Wings signed Jacob Bernard-Docker to a $3.2 million two-year extension, my first thought wasn’t about hockey. It was about how startups build teams.…
Last month, I spent a weekend turning a $35 Raspberry Pi into something that genuinely impressed me. Not because it’s some sci-fi breakthrough—it’s not. But because it proved that you…
I built my first startup in a basement with three co-founders and zero security budget. We were so focused on shipping features that we basically ignored the threat of getting…
I’ve been building products for years, and I can tell you something important: most features fail because they solve problems nobody actually has. They’re elegant. They’re clever. But they don’t…
I’ve been running home labs for years now, and I can tell you with absolute certainty: most people leave massive amounts of money on the table with their setups. They’re…
Michael Torres