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I’ve been exploring the practical uses of AI for various workflows, having gone through the leading tools. In my previous write ups, I’ve been open on the realities of what worked well and what didn’t, at least in my experience. Internally, this felt like my version of a self directed learning experience to re-position myself…
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The Architecture of an Outsider When I was a teenager – depressed, suicidal, isolated – I watched people laugh things off that felt impossibly heavy to me. Not fitting in became familiar. Watching social rules happen in real time without fully understanding the machinery behind them became familiar. The feeling of standing slightly outside of…
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One problem, many altitudes There is a single engineering problem driving the next century. On the lunar south pole, a future occupant will drink water that was originally their own sweat, breathe oxygen recovered from their own exhaled CO₂, and stay warm through a fourteen-day night using a reactor nobody can service. In rural Limpopo,…
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Today I decided to do my own benchmarks to evaluate AI bias – with some uncomfortable questions that no one else was asking – workplace harassment advice. The result – even AI applies societal bias when providing a support to a male vs female for the exact same situation. At face value, the scenario is…
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Americans – a few months ago, your president said something along the lines of “watch what’s happening.” We are watching. And what we’re seeing is a reminder — people are not their policymakers. Not in theory, not in practice, not anywhere in the world. From where I’m standing, it’s hard not to see echoes. Not…
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It was 2023. Or at least, that’s where the story seems to anchor itself now. At the time, it didn’t feel like the beginning of anything. It felt more like the quiet acceptance of something not working. I had already released a few singles before that—small attempts, scattered efforts—and somewhere along the way, I had…
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Somewhere between the lines of what we say and what we mean, there’s a quiet world unfolding. It’s the pause before a reply.The glance that lingers half a second longer than logic requires.The breath drawn in when beauty interrupts a thought. A subtle awareness, a perspective to see the bright side I suppose. A sensuality…
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Chapter Reveal: How I Learned Love I used to think love would arrive clearly.Defined. Mutual. Obvious. Instead, it arrived quietly. It wasn’t fireworks or declarations. It was conversation that lingered. Glances that held just long enough to register. A shared rhythm in the way we thought, the way we challenged each other, the way silence…
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Behind the scenes, I’ve been spending time with the book whenever I can. Not always consistently. Not always intentionally. But in moments where something pulls me back toward it. Some days it feels like opening a floodgate — memories rushing forward, moments once ordinary now carrying unexpected weight. Other days, it feels less like remembering…
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I recently put together a new playlist built around Linkin Park. Not just the songs everyone knows — but the ones that lived quietly in the background of my life. The ones that felt less like music and more like private conversations. Listening again, I realised this wasn’t just nostalgia. It was memory. It was…