It's no secret that surviving the current market situation is on my mind every single day. I keep thinking of ideas. Some borderline insane, some that might hurt me in the soul, but ideas nonetheless that

After spending an unhealthy amount of hours tweaking the discovery algorithm on Snapie.io, I decided to spend some more unhealthy hours working on Snapie Mobile. It seems to me that these upgrades have

There are so many moments in my life when I've caught myself thinking, Why would they do that? Usually it's about a policy change, a redesign, or some company deciding to "improve" a product

I spent all morning, and I do mean all morning, chatting with Claudius Maximus the Third, my AI companion, for those confused. I had a rough idea of what I wanted to build for Snapie's discovery algorithm,

A great conversation took place today on Hive's Discord server. Of course, the usual gripes were expressed, but this time I think we actually got somewhere new. Somewhere needed. It's no secret that Hive's

There's a story somewhere inside my head that I'm trying to put to paper. It's fiction, to be clear, and I still don't know all the details, but the core of it—the inspiration—seems very much alive. A

Yesterday was a crazy day. What began like any other Saturday ended with cuts, bruises and regrets. The Critter

Sometimes I wonder if I should be institutionalized. I mean, I get into these rabbit holes. I always have. These chains of thought that completely consume me. Obsession doesn't quite cut it. I suppose

I've made no secret of the fact that I enjoy philosophy. I've read a fair bit over the years, listened to countless talks—not just the TED variety—and I've always enjoyed anything to do with metacognition.

It was more than a year ago that I first shared the idea of creating a virtual version of myself. I started messing around with AI, fed it a few hundred of my blog posts, I think, and began having

One discussion seems to follow me wherever I go these days. Can you choose what you believe? It's a question that appears constantly in debates about religion, particularly between believers and atheists.

Sometimes life surprises you, and every now and then, it does so in a good way. Truth be told, I was fully expecting Apple to reject the newest update to Snapie Mobile. I mean, the moment you add wallet

As most of you who follow this blog know, Tibs and I have spent the past month transitioning @threespeak into a new era. Most of the heavy lifting is done, but there were still a few final bricks left

A few weeks ago, when my brother came to visit, he brought me two important gifts: his old laptop and a bottle of single malt whisky. Arguably one of the best combinations ever, but let's not get too

Some months ago, my wife told me something that stuck with me: I need to learn how to delegate my curation efforts. More specifically, I need to get more people involved in curating. I agreed immediately.

I remember vividly the day Michael Saylor's memes first graced my feed. I'd heard of the guy before, funnily enough, but as far as I remembered he was considered a foe of the movement, not a friend—and

Today on Hive Thrive, @elmerlin brought up a point I've been trying to make for over a year now: the parallels between some of our behaviors on this chain and MMT, or Modern Monetary Theory, and the way

I've been working on something very unique for Snapie, something that I suspect has not been tried before on Hive. I say "suspect" because if someone did, they may not have made enough noise

Everywhere I look, red. The markets are reacting to world events, to insanity, to be fair. I'm of the opinion that if there is anyone making gains right this second, it's probably someone who knows when

I’m in a bit of a dilemma. On the one hand, there are a lot of things I want to add to Snapie Mobile—lots of features I’m excited about, lots of code I’ve already shipped. But I’m wondering if I’m breaking