I realized my Samsung phone was just being a "middleman" in my life, because I only used the phone as hardware to Android/Google mostly, not Samsung's other services, so to remove dependencies and annoying bixby and samsung products I don't use, I switched to Google Phone, and damn it's nice!

One can be nitpicky about "the best camera" and such specs between the two, but in the end a phone is a tool in the life.

All that being said; The S23 Ultra is an insane phone, it's a masterpiece of engineering. Good job Samsung, I love you too 😜

I don't know. An internet alias used by me?

The domain name was available, and it's a cool combination of "hacks" and the norwegian Æ.

It's pronounced like "hacks", as in "That dude hacks everything".

Also HEX (magic and spell casting) is pretty cool because I love games and mysteries.

All together, HÆX. Seems to describe me 😅

Internationally (where the æ is not common) the domain name can be used as xn--hx-1ia.com (Internationalized domain name)

"Feedback loops" are such an incredibly useful concept. All websites, services, and such should have a "feedback" button very available.

• Clients who uses services can easily send feedback on issues or ideas for improvements
• Providers can easily aggregate information and make their services better, and/or track and continue exploring ideas from the feedback with their client

Providers should be overly open and relaxed for incoming feedback.

E. g. when chatbots forces the user to select premeditated steps and alike. The Provider must be open minded for the client, because they don't know the clients problem like they do.

This is not ment as a doomers post, I love the AI technology, but we all need to think about consequences. Here are some thoughts (might be updated over time).

This is assuming an AI could do what a human could do;

• What do we do when/if AI's start signing up emails, creating websites, sharing etc, because they need it to complete a task?
• What do we do if/when AI's start making passport, or order fake passports from the darknet?
• What could happen if an AI breaks certain ciphers and launches huge botnets at a scale and speed faster than any current tech could withstand?
• What happens if we don't solve the one human=one digital identity problem before other humans uses AI technology to launch gigantic scams?
• Scam centers are already a problem, what happens when/if (I assuming it's ongoing) they start deploying AI tech to just call everybody at the same time?

Some solutions and/or thoughts:

• Spread knowledge about security
• Spread knowledge about current technology trying to solve important problems: e.g. Cardano (blockchain digital identity, blockchain governance, accountability of information sharing/fact checking, etc..)

Other thoughts:

• What happens when humanity "solves" or figure out what consciousness is?
  • If brain waves can be decoded, how will the world work? A hacker gadget might be able to scan brains and "see" their memories/thoughts
• What happens if we solve energy, like fusion? Everything is suddenly available for anyone

Oi, livet er litt av en reise, og man ser tilbake og frem og i alle kanter for å finne sin vei.

Jeg følger min egen ideologi om åpenhet og sannhet, ting er som det er 😅

Det er fint å huske at man har grunner til hvorfor ting skjer i dette universet, "live and learn" er virkelig fint å ha bak øret.

Dette innlegget får være en slags sammenfatning av hvorfor jeg har gjort som jeg har gjort i mitt liv, og tanken om at depresjon er noe vi som mennesker må få tatt tak i. Jeg har selv gått gjennom reisen fra deprimert til .. "ikke deprimert?". Jeg fant ut av det på min min måte, i mitt liv, i min situasjon, og jeg håper at andre mennesker som sliter med depresjon får medisinene de trenger og når sitt fulle potensiale.