Exploring the overlap between code and reason

In recent years, a new breed of tech entrepreneur has emerged, not merely as a CEO or startup founder, but as a would-be philosopher, eager to hand down lessons on life, humanity, and the future. Armed with buzzwords, startup…

A few days ago, I posted about how Razer’s Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition controller was completely locked unless you used a Windows-only program to update the firmware. The app on Xbox wouldn’t even open unless you did it first. macOS,…

In the modern movie landscape, subtlety has a hard time surviving. Quiet stories are drowned out by noisy franchises. Slow burns are skipped over for quick dopamine hits. And films that ask for reflection, rather than offering distraction , …

In the glowing narrative of modern capitalism, the entrepreneur who "disrupts" markets and builds multi-billion-dollar platforms is glorified. Their products promise efficiency, freedom, and access, a new economy built on demand and technology. But behind the sheen of innovation…

And why PERT, not Scrum, might save it In the modern software industry, you don’t write a single line of code without someone asking what framework you’re using. Not framework as in React or Django, but work framework. Are…

They walk into the room with the confidence of revolutionaries and the vocabulary of half-read philosophers. They talk about “sentiment” , “brand love” and “immersive storytelling experiences” as if they were curing cancer, not pitching a deodorant ad. Welcome to…