31. The Patron Saint of Clues (blog.rinesi.com)
Not every murder. Those who know something do not know enough to guess how many or what they have in common. It...
32. Already Disruptive: Journalism is a high-margin research technology, not a zero-margin content mill (blog.rinesi.com)
Part of the crisis in journalism is one of image and self-image. Mapping and clarifying what journalism ...
33. The Quiet Choir (blog.rinesi.com)
The first breakthrough from superhuman AI mathematics was the discovery in 2039 of a meta-statistical...
34. The Emergent Artifact 12 Heist (blog.rinesi.com)
It took the best thief in the world five months to steal Emergent Artifact 12 from where a terrified...
35. Making Investing Fit for a Sci-Fi World (blog.rinesi.com)
An underestimated but fundamental fact in financial markets is the huge and mostly unmet demand for...
36. The Net Sum of Love (blog.rinesi.com)
Jules' heart was such that he loved all ecosystems. All that was nature, he loved. But it is the nature of love...
37. Children Insurance (blog.rinesi.com)
Lloyd's wasn't in London: where Lloyd's was, so was the city. Rhizomatic and infertile, neither deigned to...
38. Interference Pattern (blog.rinesi.com)
Alice was sure within the first hour of meeting Bob that their families had software-entangled them since...
39. The Mathematics of Change (blog.rinesi.com)
Nobody knew how she had bought the thin forest of bell towers that pinned down the old city's neighborhoods;...
40. Runaway Geodesics (blog.rinesi.com)
Her brother moved with a perfection that made her skin crawl. It was not the gracefulness of the dancer whose...
41. The Human Bottleneck (blog.rinesi.com)
The debate about human obsolescence has gotten it all wrong: by focusing myopically into individual...
43. Acts of War (blog.rinesi.com)
The Fractal War did not spare the City. There were no bombs in the featureless black streets cruised by...
44. Hacking the Hackathon (blog.rinesi.com)
At their best, internal hackathons provide a necessary patch to systemic problems. But their usual...
45. Seaside Whispers (blog.rinesi.com)
She had been a soldier, she had been tortured, and she was in hiding: that was the full extent of what the...
46. Against Developer Productivity (blog.rinesi.com)
Developer productivity is not a bad thing – but low developer productivity is not what's holding you back. ...
47. Breaking the Smart City Out of its Narcissism (blog.rinesi.com)
Where's the Smart City? Still everywhere as a concept, almost nowhere as transformative large-scale...
48. The Final Summation (blog.rinesi.com)
The Detective sat comfortably inside the transparent cage as if it were another well-appointed library...
50. The Post-AI Organization (blog.rinesi.com)
"Post-AI" doesn't mean "no-AI." It means ready to outcompete an AI-first world . A...
51. The ECHELON Lacuna (blog.rinesi.com)
There's a human-shaped hole in the secret memory of the world. Somebody who walks without footprints and...
53. The Burning Church (blog.rinesi.com)
The church we finished building three months ago is screeching curses pleads and bribe offers to the drones...
54. Invisible Art (blog.rinesi.com)
The best-known art forgers are driven by ego; the best, period, aren't known. She was possibly — who could...
55. The Book of All Names (repost) (blog.rinesi.com)
At night the darkness abandons him. There is neither blindness nor mercy in the nightmares of Jorge Luis...
56. Progression (blog.rinesi.com)
There's something about the future you're afraid to remember. It's about your body. (You can't feel your...
57. After the Bubble, the Dream Gap (blog.rinesi.com)
The end of the AI bubble won't mean the technology will go away. As the financial...
58. Ever-fixed (blog.rinesi.com)
"Every lie," she said, seeming to look far away from the phone camera, "is on itself a crime." I asked the bot...
59. The file on your local drive is the ultimate integration API (blog.rinesi.com)
Most of what I wanted to say is in the title. An online platform is a company in...
60. Collateral Dreams (blog.rinesi.com)
We all knew our lineage owned a star and a bacteria; we also had significant debt with a bank not much younger...