-
Aspects of Fashion That Never Crossed My Mind
Representational aesthetics is all about what stories we’re trying to tell about ourselves.
-
Ignite, Launch, Dock : a Hitchhikers Guide to the Space Industry
Space as a vertical is as a bit of a dark horse. In racing parlance, that’s a term for a horse that is unknown to gamblers and thus difficult to establish betting odds for.
-
Things I Didn’t Know About the Space Industry
Call it NewSpace or call it what you want. However we label it, it’s exciting!
-
Evidence Piling Up : Ketogenic Diet Effective Against Brain Tumors
Anecdotal evidence keep piling up to suggest that Ketogenic diet might be effective at battling brain tumors.
-
Two Types of Failure, part II : Process Over Product
If all you care about is to perfect your process, a great product will eventually follow.
-
Things I Didn’t Know About IP Protection
Just because it’s patentable doesn’t mean it works.
-
Things I Didn’t Know About KTH
Student revolts and stylistic standoffs with the bourgeoisie; who would have thought that the old lady had such a colourful past!
-
A Brief History of AI
Artificial intelligence was always a natural part of the landscape, but it failed to really capture my attention. That recently changed.
-
Technolectual : Rise of the Tinker-Thinker
There seems to be a word missing in the English language.
-
Not Deployed Here
In startup parlance, one could say that America is failing to capture enough of the value it creates.
-
Just Because You Wrote It Doesn’t Mean You Own It
The value Microsoft captures by selling access to Copilot, is made on the back of thousands of unpaid volunteer coder’s contributions to open source projects.
-
Hi, Lo, Fast & Slow : Deeptech and a Brief History of Prefixes
Whoever picks up the bill for it, deeptech is a class of technologies with high potential impact, that require our patience to reach the market.
-
Engineering Isn’t What it Used to Be
The toolbox of modern engineering contains a motley mix of approaches.
-
The Only Thing That’s Real : Confronting Pain Through Art, from Johhny Cash to Lina Wolff
I was appalled by every page of Djävulsgreppet, but I’m profoundly grateful that Wolf took the pain to write it. The world has turned into a richer place for it.
-
True Learning
How do you teach entrepreneurship? I seriously doubt that it’s possible, the patterns are too irregular to be codified.