Month: August 2025

AI Is Learning to Ask ‘Why’ and It Changes Everything

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This article explores the conceptual leap from today’s predictive large language models to more advanced forms of artificial cognition. It introduces two emerging classifications: Silicon-Based Resonant Cognition — AI that responds to context, tone, and symbolic input — and Post-Turing Intelligences (PTIs), systems theorized to reason beyond rule-based logic. These next-gen AIs may not simply … Read more

Are Traders Done With Ether? Options Market Now Prices Higher Risk for ETH Than BTC

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It’s become more expensive to use derivatives to insure against a decline in ether (ETH) than in bitcoin (BTC), indicating that market sentiment has shifted against the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, data from Deribit shows. The sentiment shift comes after weeks of big money favoring ether over its larger peer. According to data from … Read more

CoinDCX Engineer Arrested Following July’s $43.4M Exploit: Report

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Police in Bengaluru, India arrested a CoinDCX software engineer in connection with the theft of 3.79 billion rupees ($43.4 million) in crypto assets from the exchange last month, the Times of India reported on Thursday. Local police identified the suspect as 30-year-old Rahul Agarwal, whose office-issued laptop credentials were allegedly used to access CoinDCX’s internal … Read more

Bridgetime or How I’m Building a Visual Timezone Scheduler While Learning by Doing

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Timezone Tetris: The Daily Grind Costing Remote Freelancers and Global Teams Every day, distributed teams waste precious time and mental energy just trying to schedule one simple meeting: “Can everyone do 2pm EST on Tuesday?” “That’s 3am for me in Sydney…” “Wait—is that before or after daylight saving?” “How about 9am PST instead?” If you’ve … Read more

Why Drone Swarms Are More Useful After War Ends

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If you google drone swarms, the military dominates the conversation. But just because it’s the primary use case doesn’t mean it’s the most effective one. It’s more a reflection of drones’ origins as military tools. So when new developments around drones pop up, military applications are the default association. But the thing is, the way … Read more