in|retrospect

I run dozens of bespoke little Mac apps: scratch notepads, screen resolution tuners, and even a mini-dashboard making use of that little bucktoothed notch atop MacBook screens.

As the kids get older, they are increasingly inquisitive about money.

Engineering Director.

I picked up The Metaverse: And How It Will Revolutionize Everything when it came out in 2022, though I haven't gotten around to reading it until now.

If you scroll to the bottom of each post on the site, you may notice a curious badge: It's a badge from the Not By AI group, a project that looks to explicitly tag creative content—writing, visual art, music—as created by humans, not machines.

There are rumors that the entire Amazon Kindle lineup will be refreshed this year: more memory for AI, plus removable batteries to comply with EU regulation.

Back in 2017, the sci-fi author Ted Chiang wrote a prescient article surfacing the fears of AI.

Etched in my core memory, from my teenage gaming years, is The Offspring's All I Want: It's the intro loop from the arcade game Crazy Taxi.

What are the rules to the game?

It seems like FIRE survived after all.

I think it was the semester's first career fair, during my sophomore year in college.

"The world is moving faster than ever…", and all of its paraphrased clichés, have become a personal pet peeve.

I've been sneaking vacation photos into my Year in Review posts, as we've had the opportunity to go farther away in recent years.

A couple months ago, I went on the CTO Confessions podcast.

I called it two years ago: E-ink was stuck.