AI is here, it’s causing massive amounts of disruption and it feels like most people don’t realize it. A co-worker put it in perspective when he said We are the tip of the spear and it’s already flying through the air Working in tech, it’s easy
A few days ago, I had a conversation with a friend about AI. He’s a single guy who was spending some time with family, specifically his young nephew. They were talking about school. The topic of AI came up, and they talked about why he even needs to learn,
On March 25th the Ghibli-fication of my X timeline began. I was sitting in a Starbucks with a co-worker discussing a workshop we were about to put on. We had been talking about something on X and I couldn’t resist the siren call to scroll my timeline. That’s
KA-CHUNK, KA-CHUNK, KA-CHUNK The roofers working on the house behind me are disrupting my state of flow—and my illusions about difficult work. I get paid to sit here in my ergonomic chair wiggling my phalanges on my over priced mechanical keyboard. If I get bored I can take a
I’m going through some sort of mental struggle. I’ve got a job that is actually great. It’s challenging and forces me to grow, but I like what I do. It’s in the crypto space which is strange. I am not a zealot for the coin side
This morning, I watched a video from Jason Langstorf that made me think about the future of education. I’m worried about the state of learning now that society has easy access to AI. This new technology has been readily accessible for a little over a year, and while you