Watching horror movies with the volume cranked all the way up + alone + in the dark = best ways to get an adrenaline rush (and lose your sanity probably😂)

Ain't no way the conjuring is based on a true story🙂

Memes only Americans will understand :)

My chatgpt token count in just 11 months😬

My daily average :)

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Its fascinating and a bit humbling to see that even something as seemingly limitless as computing power is ultimately bound by the laws of physics. Just like mass, length, temperature, or energy, there are hard physical limits that nothing can surpass. Moore’s Law gave us decades of exponential growth in transistor density, but clock speeds hit a wall because nature sets boundaries we can’t ignore. Its a vivid reminder that no matter how clever or ambitious we are, the universe always has ceilings, limits that shape whats possible and force us to innovate in new ways, like parallelism and energy efficient architectures. Truly amazing how everything, even human made technology, bows to the laws of physics.

Could physical limits, at some point stop us from scientific and technological advancement or will they be our reasons to push harder and be a little more creative as we go?

My fav playstation game :)

Reinstalled windows just for the love of it

You can lead a horse to water but you cannot make it drink. You can lead a man to wisdom but you cannot make him think.
For the thinking, like the drinking, requires that he is thirsty. Without the thirst for knowledge, he is worse off than at first.
He's memorized the facts but cannot use them as a tool. So, he's gone from merely ignorant to an educated fool.

~L. A. Holme