I explore a sensory substitution device that allows the tongue to perceive visual information and consider Clive Thomson's suggestion that this technology could serve as a novel interface for immersive video gaming.
A live 10-minute LLM-only coding challenge reveals that only a small minority adopt these tools early, but the best among them already produce surprisingly deployable apps.
Many people still use other humans as a wrapper around digital tools, which highlights that interface adoption is often a social and behavioral problem, not just a technical one.
I recount my grueling two-round interview experience with Boston Consulting Group. Despite handling complex case studies on cement and food processing, I was ultimately rejected for a "lack of structure," a vital lesson for any aspiring consultant.
I curated a quiz featuring short clips of Ilayaraja’s background music from his 1980s hits. Can you identify the movies they belong to? Just type the name phonetically to see if you can score a perfect ten.
Making a short data movie requires the same essentials as filmmaking—theme, hypothesis, screenplay, visuals, timing, and post-production—even when the tools are PowerPoint and iMovie.
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