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Let's use technology that doesn't use us. We are an educational movement & community. Together we'll learn about friendly technology and how to use it effectively across many areas. Desktop, web, mobile, hardware, communications, and much more!
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When Every Database Becomes One Database
I told Oto Gomes why I see platforms like Palantir as a new surveillance paradigm: separate pieces of information—your car, property, relationships, location—can be connected into one investigative picture.
Privacy changes dramatically...
40% of America’s Power For What?
On Manova we got into what all this AI compute is actually being built for.
I don’t buy that consumers are going to use it all. Planned AI data centers could demand around 200 GW, roughly 40% of today’s U.S. power supply, while AI is i...
Less Screen Time, Better Outcomes
Two large studies found something worth paying attention to: limited phone use may have some benefits, but once usage climbs past a certain point, the outcomes start getting worse.
For students, more time on social media, gaming, and b...
Digital Embassies: Who Controls the Compute?
I spoke with Hrvoje Morić from Geopolitics and Empire about a bigger question behind the AI data-center boom: what happens when countries without their own infrastructure become dependent on foreign compute?
We get into “digital embass...
What If We Built Our Own Internet Infrastructure?
Oto Gomes asked me what my ideal tech future looks like.
I see small communities running their own servers for email, files, video calls, even local AI instead of depending on giant centralized platforms for everything.
This future is...
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