AI
In an "imperfect, real world," which one is more valuable? A system that is 100% right only 50% of the time (because it throws errors on the rest), or a system that is 95% right 100% of the time because it knows how to adapt?
AI
Give me two weeks with an AI assistant, and I can be dangerously competent in any subject I focus on.
software
With software development costs heading to reach zero, the opportunity is here: build your own, bespoke solution. Why? ...because now you CAN!
software
Hyper-customization level 2: the "built-for-now" era of software is here, where software becomes irrelevant - compared to the goal you want to achieve with it.
manifesto
The Human "Magic": true value lies in the exclusively human ability to connect the dots in unexpected ways and create transformative value.
hyper-customisation
Imagine a world where the "Bestseller List" doesn't exist any more because everyone is reading a different book - one written specifically for them.
short story
The secret of the G100w lay in its "Deep-State Heuristics." It is a proprietary god that doesn't care about "love." It cares about Long-Term Stability.
A comprehensive digital archive, preserving digital memories, photos, videos, and digitized documents so they can stand the test of time and be passed down as a lasting legacy.
Think about it: whatever we do - either making something ready for the digital realm, but also when seemingly simply "consuming", we are feeding the digital machine.
The term "digital alchemist" is increasingly used in various fields, particularly those involving creativity, technology, and transformation. I let it sink in.
Drawing on a unique blend of digital domains, exploring the edges of the next iteration of secure, human-centered, AI-assisted tools and interfaces
Working from home successfully merged the "first place" (home) with the "second place" (workplace). There is no escape from work any more... Unless, you find your "third place" - in the real world.
From OS updates to libraries, code bases, the level of fast distribution across the globe. Could a slowdown help here?
When you decide to capture a moment or scene (e.g. with a drone) and make it available online, you also do something else beyond "building a memory".
When posting my photos online I used to say (proudly): no AI tool was used in the process of making this photo. I can no longer state that.
Envisioning a future where a small team of 3 maybe 4 people can build something magnificent - in the digital realm. Take a product person, add a few software engineers and someone with social media skills.
No menus. No more "File", "Edit", "View", "Window" and "Help". Yep, you read that right. No overlapping and competing "spaces" called "windows". None.
When was the last time you changed your password for your GMail account? Do you know which of your accounts have your credit card details linked to them? Accounts with recurring fees? Let's sort these out.
Password hygiene, one password to rule them all, one-time passcodes, 2FA, MFA. Magic links. Hardware tokens. Addressing the same issue: how to restrict access to sections of the digital world.
Profile pages you never knew existed. All collected, sorted and listed by a more powerful tool than Sherlock: Maigret.
Aiming at deleting all traces you made years ago, or simply want to see what's out there about you? Either way, the first step is to assess your online presence.
Two worlds, two opposing philosophies: complete anonymity or a strong digital footprint. The story you tell online.
A comprehensive digital archive, preserving digital memories, photos, videos, and digitized documents so they can stand the test of time and be passed down as a lasting legacy.