You're Wrong About VR
Everyone thinks VR is dead. They’re wrong. Every few months, someone confidently declares that VR is “over.”Too expensive. Too niche. Too awkward. Not enough users. Every time I hear that, it feels like people are confusing current adoption with future inevitability . VR isn’t failing — it’s quietly crossing the same awkward valley that every breakthrough platform crosses right before things get interesting. And I didn’t arrive at this conclusion from a spec sheet or a demo
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My First Experience with ChatGPT Atlas: Promising Context Frontier
When ChatGPT Atlas launched, I wasn’t looking for another flashy AI demo. I wanted to see whether it could actually do something useful — something that made a difference in how I work. Spoiler: it’s promising, but not quite there yet. The First Real “Agentic” Moment Most of my early use was light — browsing, quick research, getting a feel for the web integration. The real turning point came when I used Atlas to automate my Sam’s Club grocery shopping . For the first time,
Nov 1, 20253 min read
AI Weekly: Agents Get to Work, Chatbots Start Selling, and Regulators Step In
Welcome back to your weekly roundup of everything shaping the fast-moving world of artificial intelligence. From tireless AI coworkers to...
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How Running Made Me a Better Software Engineer
There’s this moment about 18 miles into a marathon where everything in you wants to quit. Your legs are screaming, your brain is...
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