DATA, AI, AND THE REAL WORLD
Personal and nerdy explorations. Hi-fi, retro games, side projects, obsessions, and quiet curiosities off the main path.
Some books are not meant to be read linearly. They pull you into a recursive journey where music, art, and mathematics begin to speak the same language. Gödel, Escher, Bach is one of those rare works that teaches you not what to think, but how thinking itself folds back on itself.
Governance is not paperwork or a one-time decision. It’s what remains when systems disagree, assumptions decay, and time forces truth to be renegotiated.
The smartphone is no longer a companion device. It has quietly become the center of our digital life, absorbing the role once reserved for laptops and desktops. As computing moves to the cloud, the most important computer is the one that is always with you.
A real-world home office setup focused on wired connectivity, reliable audio and video, and long working hours from home.
A personal journey through the best classic arcade games of the 1980s. From Ghosts ’n Goblins to Arkanoid, a curated Top 10 that defined the golden age of arcades, gameplay, and design.
Ikigai is often translated as “a reason for being,” but that translation is too polite…
A real-world look at Xbox One X, Microsoft’s most powerful console, unveiled at E3 2017. From raw GPU power and 4K gaming to performance comparisons and launch expectations.
A long-term, real-world review of the NAD 306 stereo integrated amplifier. Built on NAD’s New Acoustic Dimension philosophy, the NAD 306 delivers 50 watts per channel with exceptional drive, musicality, and reliability. After decades of use, it remains a powerful, rhythmic, and engaging amplifier, featuring a high-quality MM phono stage and the classic understated NAD design.
Monkey Island is more than a game. It is a lesson in humor, design, and narrative freedom that still resonates decades later. This is a small birthday note for a classic that never really aged.
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