adapt or perish
The rate of growth of computational power over the last 50 years is the highest. For example, the cars are only twice as fast (maybe). Human brain remains the same (well, almost). On the contrary computational power has increased by a trillion times. Believe it or not, we are in the fourth industrial revolution and technology is powering it, driving it, is at the heart of it.
I have been lucky enough to be surrounded by the latest technology by the virtue of my profession. But, in case your job doesn’t demand this, it is NOT an option any more. This section aims to update you with latest technology trends in terms of
- Gadgets
- Application Reviews
- General Technology Updates
Wooing Enterprises into Degenery
A Quick Guide to dApp into Enterprise Business Tl;dr This article talks about my experience as someone leading the Blockchain and Web3 initiatives for Enterprise. It is a deep-dive into the mindset of the legacy organizations and what points to keep in mind while cracking a deal with them as a web3 startup. Back in…
Why Metaverse May Succeed: Future of Workplace
Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create soft men, soft men create hard times Joe Rogan Before you thank me for the out-of-context quote right here, let me quickly build some perspective. We’re in the coldest of crypto winters. Likes of SBF have screwed the industry. But not without…
Solgames: Web2 to Web3 Transition made easy for Gamers, Game Devs and Designers
Remember how I developed this thesis on the evolution of gaming industry? If you don’t, here is how I see this space as a non-gamer. But then, there was this roadblock in the story. You see, its fun to earn while you play games. But that doesn’t replace for the kick you get out of…
EPNS Rebrands to Push Protocol: Validation of Fat App Thesis
One of the hardest thing to do in technology is to disrupt yourself For the impatient ones, this video should suffice: Facebook? Nope. I am more of a ‘Meta’ person. Rebranding is one of the oldest tricks in the book to signal a strategic shift in focus. For example, Dunkin Donuts changed to Dunkin’ to…
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