All the articles with the tag "others".
The final leg of our 23 days in the States with Janice, Nelly, and Jamie: New York City on foot, big buildings doing free entertainment, and two adults trying to keep the moving parts attached.
The middle leg of our 23 days in the States with Janice, Nelly, and Jamie: the Grand Canyon being unfairly huge, Lake Tahoe changing the pace, San Francisco acting as a doorway, and Hawaii cashing the whole thing in.
The first leg of our 23 days in the States with Janice, Nelly, and Jamie: escaping LAX, letting Palm Springs repair us, and taking Las Vegas exactly as seriously as it deserves.
A follow-up from our family babymoon: Manhattan turns out to be one of the easiest big cities to enjoy with a 1-year-old and a 5-year-old, mostly because the city gives you great walks, constant landmarks, and playground bailouts everywhere.
A fun, honest write-up of helping my wife’s younger brother build an Arduino motor-control school project, and why hands-on projects teach more than polished demos ever will.
Most enterprise AI strategies are still too model-first. The real leverage comes from designing an agent loop that can survive contact with reality.
Why we are doing our Manhattan babymoon with a 1-year-old and a 5-year-old, flying direct to Newark, walking as much as possible, and refusing to turn New York into a checklist.
When an AI company says it cares about safety and then walks toward defense work, the hard question isn't hypocrisy. It's whether responsible refusal is still possible once capability becomes geopolitical infrastructure.
Playing around with Home Assistant, maybe this template is for you?
