Welcome to my weekly letter, where I share a few noteworthy articles and my own commentary. Without further ado… Weekly Read Who Should Stop Unethical A.I.? (The New Yorker) – this line towards the end is interesting: “Scientists have been known to exercise caution ahead of time: in 1941, for example, researchers retracted papers they’d …
Welcome to my weekly letter, where I share a few noteworthy articles and my own commentary. Without further ado… Weekly Read The world’s first integrated quantum communication network (phys.org) – TL;DR: the world’s 1st quantum communication network for ‘Quantum Key Distribution’ (QKD) for cipher key exchange in a secure communication… e.g. it also happens at …
March came and went! Here are the things that kept me busy this past month, aside from the day-to-day ‘job’ related stuff… Learning Stuffs Pixel Arts Course – This month I wrapped up the RPG-view chapter from last month, as well as finishing the isometric-view chapter! I will be done with the course in early …
Welcome to my weekly letter, where I share a few noteworthy articles and my own commentary. Without further ado… Weekly Read Scientists Made a Nearly Invincible Lithium-Ion Battery (Wired) – energy and battery technologies continue to impress and pave the way for a more sustainable future. Can you believe it’s only been 4 years since …
Welcome to my weekly letter, where I share a few noteworthy articles and my own commentary. Without further ado… Weekly Read Apple CEO Tim Cook Expects a Post-Pandemic Return to the Office: ‘I Can’t Wait’ (people.com) – “Innovation isn’t always a planned activity… It’s bumping into each other over the course of the day and …
