Are You an Intern or a Corporate Panhandler?
Capitalism is now so dystopian that we pay for the privilege to work.
2024-04-11T15:29-07:00
There is an alarming trend in today’s job market where internships mask a selfish motive, one even more self-serving than a company’s desire for free labor. As if working without compensation isn’t... (read more)
How Meditation Saved My Life
I only wish I started years earlier.
2024-04-01T15:21-07:00
Life demands a lot from us all. There’s always another task to check off the list and we often view happiness through the lens of when. I’ll be happy when the chores are done. I’ll be happy when I... (read more)
Moderating Self-hate
How social media falls short in protecting us from ourselves.
2024-03-27T14:44-07:00
Money’s tight these days, and my constant quest for a good side hustle led me to an interesting job opportunity. It was a flexible gig for independent contractors to train artificial intelligence... (read more)
If You Like It, Build It
Creating something that only you value can still be educational and satisfying.
2024-02-09T16:35-08:00
Following your passions when everyone else is against you is a true measure of determination, either that or downright stubbornness. After Reddit scoffed at my first attempt to combine tarot cards... (read more)
Where Artificial Intelligence Doesn’t Belong
AI, in some situations, can go both too far and not far enough.
2024-02-09T11:15-08:00
Artificial intelligence is fast becoming an ubiquitous part of the modern world, but attitudes towards this new technology remain divisive. I encountered this while promoting my new web app, Delfai... (read more)
Going With the Workflow
Using the tools already in place.
2023-11-06T13:23-08:00
As a designer, I’m often tempted to tear down the old and create something brand new. But while starting fresh has its benefits, it’s not always the right choice. (read more)
JavaScript's Different Size Properties for DOM Elements
Learn about the dimensional data attached to each JavaScript-selected element.
2023-06-29T14:50-07:00
I wrote the following code that changes an element's CSS properties based on the user's scroll position. Normally the element is fixed to the bottom of the screen, but I didn't want it to overlap... (read more)