Europe has delivered another major ruling against a large American technology company. Ordinarily, that wouldn’t be particularly surprising. Over the last decade, European regulators have repeatedly targeted U.S. tech firms […]
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Google Search used to be a deal. Not a perfect deal. Not always a fair deal. But a deal. Websites created content. Google indexed that content. Users searched Google, found
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With about a month remaining before launch, some of the first professional reviews for The Quantum Mirror have started coming in. I’m incredibly encouraged by the response so far. Building
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Google has always been an engineering powerhouse. Search, Maps, Gmail, Android, Chrome, YouTube infrastructure, TensorFlow, DeepMind—the company has shaped the modern internet and helped define the AI era. Marketing, however,
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Welcome to the first entry in my Bad UI series, where I’ll look at widely used products that should be better than they are. I’m starting with the YouTube iOS
Bad UI: Why the YouTube iOS App Still Feels Unfinished Read More »
I’m excited to officially announce The Quantum Mirror, a new psychological sci-fi thriller launching June 23. Set aboard a failing Russian space station during a violent solar storm, the novel follows astronaut Sarah
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When you look up at the sky, feel the warmth of sunlight, you probably assume the explanation is straightforward. The sun is a massive furnace. Hydrogen atoms collide, fuse into
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We’re told from a young age that nothing moves faster than light. It’s a rule etched into the fabric of physics, a constant of nature that even Einstein couldn’t override.
Can Anything Move Faster Than Light? Yes—and It Happens All the Time Read More »
There are bold ideas. There are bad ideas. And then there are ideas so spectacularly detached from reality that they feel like satire written by someone who’s spent too long
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The astronauts of Artemis II blasted off for a trip around the Moon last week, riding a pillar of fire into the quiet black beyond Earth. The launch was thunderous,
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