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It took me 10 years, a few thousand dollars, plenty of annoyingly cold and wet riding days, and burning more AI tokens than I care to admit, trying to understand how textile motorcycle gear actually works.

I’ve been thinking about Remi Gaillard and Andrew Huberman lately, which is a strange pairing, I’ll admit.

My friend Mike and I rode the Engelberg-Trübsee gondola in February 2015.

A friend of mine lent me a book a few months ago at Angel Falls, our usual coffee spot in Akron.

The first time I saw someone use a terminal to control a remote computer, I didn’t understand what I was watching.

While, I don’t mind joking about things, I think the risk with AI and suicide is different from what most people think.

A few weeks ago, I had a hankering for some sci-fi.

How a conspiracy video became a case study in AI-assisted fact-checking A buddy sent me a video the other day.

I was in Brussels recently for CentOS Connect and FOSDEM, the largest open source software conference in the world, doing what you do at open source conferences — drinking Belgian beer, talking about Linux, and trying to find a bathroom.

Who We Are I was sitting at a bar the other night, just leaning into the hum of the room.