Author: Thomas G. Schubet
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Reflections: 2025
This post is going to be an introspective dive into my year now past and the year yet to come. This is what we all do during the new year, correct? Reflect on yesterday, take a moment to consider what lay behind us, and ponder what will happen next? Honestly, I’ve been doing that a… Read more
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Quick, hide your children. The AI is coming!
The current buzzword within technology circles is artificial intelligence, or better known as, AI. Boiling down a lot of very ingenious programing, all the AI of today is a smart search through a huge pile of data with a user-friendly output. That’s all. There’s no intelligence within the algorithms beyond the intelligence provided by humans… Read more
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Book Review – Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, by Gabrielle Zevin
Three friends create video games together. Their love for one another define their lives. Introduction: I would consider myself a gamer. I grew up in the 90s and 2000s when video games were a niche activity enjoyed mostly by kids, something that would probably rot my brain, a passion that would eventually fade away as… Read more
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Website v0.2
As I begin my journey into the online spaces of the world, website construction is underway. Foolishly, I believed I could build something functional in an afternoon. Ha! As Mark Twain is credited in saying, “I did not have the time to write you a short letter, so I wrote a long one instead.” The… Read more
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Success Breeds Success… unless you’ve tragically spattered yourself into the moon
You can’t escape! Gravity is one of the most fascinating and mysterious forces in the universe. The universal law of gravity states that two objects are attracted to each other proportional to their masses and inversely proportional to the distance between them squared. In other words, the bigger the objects, the more attraction. The closer… Read more
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Book Review – Maybe You Should Talk to Someone by Lori Gottlieb
A therapist has therapy, talks about therapy, and imparts deep wisdom. Introduction: Sometimes when I pick up a book, it hits me at the exact moment I need it. I have a few books in my personal library where I not only remember the book for what it was, but also for how it made… Read more