When Is Something Becoming Obsolete?
Obsolescence happens gradually then suddenly. Technology becomes obsolete when better alternatives exist. The transition—useful to quaint to forgotten
Building addTaskManager, the best iOS productivity app for ADHD minds
Obsolescence happens gradually then suddenly. Technology becomes obsolete when better alternatives exist. The transition—useful to quaint to forgotten
Algorithms trigger emotions deliberately. Outrage, envy, fear—all optimized for engagement. Your feelings became their product
In one of the places I worked, as a programmer, we used to have a lot of meetings. We used Agile and worked in sprints, which [...]
Past versions haunt until acknowledged. You're not who you were—managing means integrating lessons without clinging to expired identities
Modern tech, medieval power structures. Feudal lords became tech CEOs. Peasants became users. The architecture changed—hierarchy didn't
Pandemic normalized surveillance. Required skills—privacy tools, data minimization, encryption, VPNs. Resistance through technical literacy
COVID as social engineering experiment. Fear created compliance. Questioning became dangerous. The event revealed how easily populations manipulate
Enlightenment as continuous integration—small incremental improvements, automated testing of beliefs, constant refactoring. Buddhist practice for programmers
Meditation debugs consciousness like programmers debug spaghetti code. Find bugs, trace origins, refactor thinking. Mind is legacy system needing maintenance
Pujas are Hindu rituals. Software patching fixes bugs. Both work through systematic attention to small problems before they cascade
Buddhism for programmers series launch. Translating ancient wisdom into developer language. Version control for consciousness
AI disrupts recommendations, hiring, surveillance, content creation, transportation, medicine, finance, relationships, warfare, employment. Every domain affected
Technology drives revolution more than ideology. AI, blockchain, biotech reshape society. Ideas follow tools—not reverse
Robot era survival requires emphasizing what machines can't do—creativity, empathy, complex judgment, relationship building. Double down on humanity
Brain is ultimate VR helmet. Reality is brain's interpretation. We're already in virtual reality—just don't realize hardware