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Low birth rates are a problem worldwide, but honestly, aren't the 'one-time payments of a few thousand dollars per child' that governments are offering just not enough? I think things might change if we taxed the rich more and provided a more substantial amount.
A simple explanation of why the US economy is placing big expectations on artificial intelligence (AI) right now. I've also summarized the points that surprised me in a quick read 💡
Recent claims that 'the Biden administration censored YouTube content' don't quite match up with what actual YouTube employees are saying. Let's explore the real voices from the front lines and sort out what's really going on.
A webpage's URL isn't just an address - it represents the 'current state' of the page. The information embedded in URLs is surprisingly interesting, and knowing about it can make using websites and apps much more understandable.
An easy-to-understand explanation of Fed Chair Powell's statement that 'employment is barely growing due to AI's impact.' We take a casual look at what this means for future work styles and employment structures.
China's Neolix has started selling Level 4 autonomous delivery vans for $22,000. Is the future where robots take our jobs closer than we think? Let's explore this topic in a casual way.
An easy-to-understand explanation of how Denmark distanced itself from the EU's 'Chat Control' proposal. Let's think a bit about the balance between online privacy and safety💭
When a TikTok intern rewrote part of a Go microservice in Rust, CPU usage and memory consumption dropped significantly. Here's an easy-to-understand explanation of how this resulted in annual server cost savings of $300,000.
A method that 'mimics natural mechanisms' is gaining attention for healing nerve injuries. Here's an easy-to-understand introduction to the latest research.
Things can change so much in just a few years! Let's take a casual look at the differences in how AI was treated in 2023 versus 2025. The relationship with future technology might be closer than you think!
U.S. immigration authorities have started scanning people's faces in public to verify citizenship. What's this all about? Here's a summary for those who want to know more casually 💡
Smartphones and the internet are everywhere in our daily lives. Are we really protecting our privacy? Could the most reliable way actually be 'keeping our distance from technology'...? I casually pondered this simple question 💡
From cleaning to exercise support, and even caring for the elderly... Did you know such robots actually exist? Let's think together about how we'd feel actually entrusting them with these tasks.
A story about how simply reducing Google apps significantly improved my daily smartphone battery life. A real experience that anyone who uses their phone heavily for work will definitely relate to.
For those who feel PipSqueak is a bit underwhelming. Here are 4 easy-to-understand tips to make your interactions with characters more enjoyable.
An easy-to-understand introduction to the highway in France where electric vehicles (EVs) can charge while driving. A new technology that might change charging worries!
A lighthearted explanation of 'the fear of driving' and 'reasons you'd want to stop it' based on some risky driving footage spotted around town✨
When it comes to privacy, it's easy to fall into a defeatist mood thinking 'No one cares anyway, it's pointless.' But is that really true? The truth is, it's precisely because everyone pays a little attention that everyone gets protected.
I thought 'regular office work must be boring?' but discovered it actually has unexpected benefits. Comparing it with the overly free freelance life made me realize the value of stability.
As technology advances, 'technofascism' is becoming a concern. It might sound scary, but here are some simple, everyday ways we can protect ourselves 💡
Apple's programming language Swift is finally available for Android too. Here's an introduction to the Swift SDK for Android and a quick summary of what it's like.
Based on the news that Meta (formerly Facebook) told employees 'your job will be replaced by technology,' I casually pondered the future of technology and work.
AI evolution is exciting and thrilling, but on the other hand, are 'superintelligent AIs' really safe? We gently explain why figures like Steve Wozniak and AI 'godfathers' are calling for a ban.
An open-source Google Analytics alternative I created just for personal use has surprisingly gained 9000 stars on GitHub! I'll share its humble beginnings and the secrets behind its user-friendliness.
We've summarized the key points about why the IT expert group EFF is calling on governments to stop signing the UN's proposed 'Cybercrime Convention' in an easy-to-understand way. If you care about internet freedom and privacy, please give it a read.
When you lightly tease an AI character, you always get the same 'hand-on-chest tragic mode' reaction. Maybe many people feel this frustration? I'll share my thoughts from real experience in a relaxed way.
Frontends made by backend engineers are simpler and faster than you'd think. They come with responsive design from the start and load super quickly—let's talk about this unexpected charm✨
I heard rumors that Windows 11's new 'Copilot' feature collects screen information, so I looked into it. I've also summarized how to disable it simply for your reference✨
What should you do when someone's private photos are uploaded online without permission? I'll share what I learned from my real experience about the challenges and important points when filing DMCA takedown requests with LeakedBB.
What if AI support promised a refund but human support denied it? Based on an actual hosting service incident, I share natural thoughts about AI support reliability and corporate responsibility.
The Gaming Copilot feature in Windows 11's built-in Game Bar has been reported to send screenshots and recordings of gameplay to Microsoft. Here's how to prevent it.
We tend to think smartphone privacy is complicated, but did you know just changing where you place your phone can make you feel much more secure? What our parents used to say might be relevant again today.
Smartwatches already make me feel like my privacy is being invaded, but when I see what some companies are doing lately, I'm shocked thinking 'Do they really have to go that far?'
Behind the convenience of getting everything we want in one place, we're glued to our screens just like in the movie WALL-E. Here are some thoughts about our current lifestyle.
It's fun to build flashy apps with React and modern frameworks, but could that actually be creating 'heavy apps'? Let's think about the benefits of building simply with just HTTP and HTML.
I was asked to register my fingerprint when joining a gym, and it felt a bit scary and unreasonable. Here's my experience and thoughts on the legal aspects and how to handle it.
Following popular streamer Emiru's assault incident at TwitchCon, issues of stalking and harassment have gained renewed attention. Let's explore the reality behind gaming events and the need for better safety measures.
Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian explains why he feels 'much of today's internet is dead.' Let's take a moment to reflect on the changing landscape of the web.
When asking AI questions, the results can be completely different depending on how you choose your words. Haven\'t you thought \"Is it my prompt\'s fault that weird answers are coming back...?\" Let\'s gently explain these obvious but easily overlooked points 💡
An easy-to-understand explanation of California's new law requiring AI to disclose its identity. We explore points that could gradually affect daily life and address some common questions.