"decision-making is the bottleneck today. most leaders i talk to already notice that. as coding becomes more scalable and “cheap,” choosing what to build quickly becomes the bottleneck. but what are people doing to simplify that?..."

"it has been a week since a nurse showed up to my toronto condo, pricked my cubital vein, drew five vials of blood, and tagged me with a band-aid. i didn’t think i’d worry much about what she would find..."

"it used to be, not that long ago in my memory, that i hardly ever finished personal projects. i started stuff and would work on them like the blazes until something stopped me and then that was it. one shot each..."

"in response, china has implemented a strategy to alleviate this vulnerability, focusing on diversifying energy import routes through pipelines from central asia, russia, pakistan, and myanmar through the belt and road initiative..."

"how many stupid acts does it take to make a person stupid?..."

"as ai companies get ready to go public and we get a deeper look at their inner workings, it’s only natural to have questions about their finances, like “do they make money?” and “how?” here are a few examples to help the average layperson understand the business side of ai..."

"on a podcast, i briefly mentioned that i’m building my dream house without predicting - by living in a bare cabin in the woods, then adding only what i find i actually need..."

"you may think you know when someone’s trying to deceive you, but there’s a clever trick very few people are aware of – one that has eluded ai and traitors contestants alike..."

"almost a decade has passed since michael phelps set the world alight on the olympic stage at rio 2016, when he took home the most medals of any athlete with five golds and one silver..."

"in 1998, karl bushby left his home in england to walk around the world. twenty-seven years later, he's on the home stretch..."