tl;dr — As the world rages about ChatGPT and the new “Generative AI” buzz, the question of attribution of AI generated work remains to be answered. …

tl;dr — Modern AI is focused on providing productive tools for automation, it is not emulations of human intelligence or consciousness. So don’t worry the emergence of a robot philosopher just yet. ChatGPT took the world by storm and is vying with FTX, Elon Musk and the World Cup for…

The business of complaining is by far the largest industry in the world. Even by conservative estimates, the business of complaining employs more than 99.9% of the world’s population. The purpose of business is to make a profit, in monetary terms, in social terms or in other abstract terms of utility. But no, not in the business of complaining. The business of complaining doesn’t make the world a better place.

tl;dr — In short, no one product paradigm usually wins and takes all — and that’s a good thing. That means our future is dynamic and allows for self-correction. When predicting the future, publicists love to pander discrete tenets and ideologies. Cloud. De-centralization. Mobile. Remote. Touchless. These are among some…

tl;dr — the art of fighting fires in a startup with growing pains, is one that requires rapid response and patience. The general approach is to sustain, to insulate, to stimulate and then to stabilize. Since I started working on my first company in 2009, I have always been a…

I think it’s time that we put the whole agile versus waterfall debate to rest. An argument over nimble iterations versus good planning is preposterous, because a good team needs both. Because effecting good project management is no more about adopting the right wholesale principles, than being a good chef…

Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022) - IMDb Everything Everywhere All at Once: Directed by Dan Kwan, Daniel Scheinert. With Michelle Yeoh, Stephanie Hsu, Ke Huy…www.imdb.com I have to say — rarely see such a flavorfully poetic portrayal of 1st and 2nd generation East Asian American socio-psychological conflict. Go check it out if you haven’t!

Programming paradigms are like salt and sugar... and other seasonings and condiments. There's a time for one, and then there are times for others. You don't choose one and use it in large doses without question. That's not engineering, that's an assembly line. With that said, declarative programming kickstarted the…

Whenever I write about a trending (and often hotly debated topic), I append the following disclaimer: If you’re not in it for a genuine, substantive two- or multi-way dialog, don’t read this piece, because it’s not for you. …