Technology
Stop Paying for Leads That Poison Your Brand
Third-party lead generation is a waste of everyone's time and money. Here's why vendors should stop using it entirely.
AI
Anthropic's Claude for Healthcare: The Enterprise Play
AI
The Shopify CEO Built His Own MRI Viewer. That's Not the Story.
Technology
My Brain Doesn't Clock Out at 5—It Clocks In
Technology
Connecticut's Proposed Facial Recognition Ban: Privacy Win or Invitation to Organized Theft?
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Technology
Recalling My First Online Purchase
Before the web, I purchased two CDs from my college dorm room.
AI
Trump's AI Executive Order Doesn't Restrict AI. It Restricts Restrictions.
The December 2025 Executive Order targets state AI laws, not AI itself. The regulatory patchwork is a real problem—but this order offers preemption without proposing federal protections in return.
AI
OpenAI's Health Pitch: What's Real and What's Missing
OpenAI's CEO of Applications makes a compelling case for AI in healthcare. The problems she identifies are real. The solution is more complicated.
Technology
HP Stuffed a Full PC Into a Keyboard
The HP EliteBoard G1a is a complete Windows workstation in a keyboard form factor, with up to 64GB RAM and enterprise-grade serviceability.
Technology
Meeting Notes as Software
How treating meeting agendas like code repositories has transformed my note-taking effectiveness.
Health
Subclade K Is Fueling Connecticut's Worst Flu Season in Years
Subclade K is driving Connecticut's worst flu season in years. Hospitalizations are surging, wastewater signals are 'very high,' and doctors say there's no end in sight.
Transportation
The MTA Raised Fares Today. How Much It Hurts Depends on Who You Are.
New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority raised fares today, but the impact varies wildly depending on how you use the system.
Technology
RAM Prices Have Tripled. Blame AI.
AI data centers are devouring global memory supply, driving a 171% price surge in 2025. Laptops are getting more expensive, specs are shrinking, and relief isn't coming until 2027 at the earliest.
Geopolitics
U.S. Forces Capture Venezuela's President in Overnight Strike
In the early hours of January 3, 2026, the United States executed a military operation that captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. The geopolitical implications are vast—and so are the unanswered questions.
Technology
Fastest Blog in North America, or Your Money Back
Bold claims require bold guarantees. This site loads in under 200 milliseconds from anywhere in North America. If it doesn't, I'll refund every penny you paid to read it.