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You and your friend open the same YouTube video and see different like counts. That's not a bug. It's a deliberate design choice called eventual consistency, and it shapes how almost every app you use is built.
March 30, 2026
When Budget 2026 dropped and AI was everywhere, I didn't feel inspired. I felt overwhelmed. This is what I found out after reading more, and why I actually feel okay now.
March 19, 2026
If AI means we don't need 100 coders anymore, do we need 100 solution architects? My answer: not if they're all at one bloated company. Here's why the future of tech isn't about big tech getting bigger—it's about breaking it down into thousands of small, ethical, product-focused companies.
March 19, 2026
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A deep dive into big tech monopolies, the attention economy's impact on children, and why the future belongs to small, focused, ethical companies built by product-minded engineers.
March 19, 2026
We reported on Malaysia's first data center protest. Since then, we've learned more from ZDATA's representatives. Here's what the story reveals about ecosystem accountability in tech infrastructure development.
March 18, 2026
I spoke at AI Collective Singapore for International Women's Day on the tension between championing AI as a tool for women, and confronting what AI actually costs. Here's what I shared.
March 15, 2026
Singapore's fertility rate just hit 0.87. What if we treated parenthood like National Service, complete with 400 days of paid leave and an NSF-style allowance for stay-at-home parents?
March 9, 2026
AI is both creating and destroying jobs, and engineers are caught right in the middle. We break down both sides of the debate.
March 5, 2026
Exploring the challenges non-technical founders face in finding the right CTO, from skill gaps to market saturation, and why this role is more than just coding.
February 8, 2026
A journey through the manufacturing process of Techie Taboo cards, from paper prototypes to physical products, and an update for our waitlisters on the next batch.
February 5, 2026
It’s a spin-off of the classic Taboo game and we call it Techie Taboo. The idea is simple: you have to explain a tech word (for example, Impact) without using the five taboo words on the card. That’s it. Simple, fun, and surprisingly effective, espec...
December 25, 2025
💡 This article is a republish from Articles by Victoria One of my readers recently recommended Peter Senge’s The Fifth Discipline because they knew I was curious about systems thinking, beyond the context of code and more on the unpredictable syst...
December 15, 2025