Jason Kehe

San Francisco

Senior Editor at WIRED Magazine

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RISC Architecture Really Did Change Everything - MaharlikaNews | Canada’s Leading Online Filipino Newspaper – No. 1 Information Hub for Filipino-Canadians with 250K Visitors in 2020

3 weeks ago | maharlikanews.com | Jason Kehe

Incredibly, Angelina Jolie called it. The year was 1995. Picture Jolie, short of both hair and acting experience, as a teenage hacker in Hackers. Not a lot of people saw this movie. Even fewer appreciated its relevance.
RISC Architecture Really Did Change Everything

1 month ago | technewstube.com | Jason Kehe

Tech News Tube is a real time news feed of the latest technology news headlines.Follow all of the top tech sites in one place, on the web or your mobile device.
RISC Architecture Really Did Change Everything

1 month ago | wired.com | Jason Kehe

Incredibly, Angelina Jolie called it. The year was 1995. Picture Jolie, short of both hair and acting experience, as a teenage hacker in Hackers. Not a lot of people saw this movie. Even fewer appreciated its relevance.
Angelina Jolie Was Right About Computers

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Jason Kehe

NowTesla’s No.1 rival is practically taunting Elon Musk nowNew York CNN — There are three letters keeping Tesla bulls up at night: BYD. That’s the carmaker eating everyone’s lunch in China, the world’s biggest auto market, and rapidly gaining market share around the globe (except in the United States, of course, because of longstanding trade restrictions on …3 hours agoAstronaut Sunita Williams’ Chin ‘Deformed’ After 9 Months In Space?
The new hatred of technology

Nov 18, 2024 | wired.me | Jason Kehe

| Business | 35s ago Tech critics are more sophisticated than ever. They’re still wrong. People have never been better, here in the Year of Our Simulation 2024, at hating the very forces underlying that simulation—at hating, in other words, digital technology itself. And good for them.
The New Hatred of Technology

Nov 15, 2024 | wired.com | Jason Kehe

People have never been better, here in the Year of Our Simulation 2024, at hating the very forces underlying that simulation—at hating, in other words, digital technology itself. And good for them. These everywhere-active tech critics don’t just rely, for their on-trend position-taking, on vague, nostalgist, technophobic feelings anymore. Now they have research papers to back them up. They have bestsellers by the likes of Harari and Haidt. They have—picture their smugness—statistics.
The New Hatred of Technology

Nov 15, 2024 | technewstube.com | Jason Kehe

Tech News Tube is a real time news feed of the latest technology news headlines.Follow all of the top tech sites in one place, on the web or your mobile device.
テック界きっての人気小説家ロビン・スローン、言語のメタ的意味を語る

Jun 30, 2024 | wired.jp | Jason Kehe

テック界きっての現役小説家ロビン・スローンとの何時間にも及ぶ対談の真っ只中、彼はSFについて深遠なことを語った。それはぼくが待ち望んでいた洞察であり、彼のことだけでなく、もしかしたらすべてのストーリーテリングを理解する鍵かもしれない。ぼくはボイスレコーダーに視線を落とし、電源が入っていることを確認した。すると、「メモリがいっぱいです！」と表示されていた。「いっぱいです！」小さな感嘆符が嘲笑うかのようだった。でもぼくは慌てない。慌てるのではなく、単に気が狂いそうになった。ぼくの一部はスローンとともにそこに留まり、SFについて語り合っていた。残りの部分は、ほかにどう言えばいいのかわからないけれど、まるで宇宙漫画に出てくる杖によって舞台の袖に引っ張り込まれ、現実という異次元に連れ戻されたようだった。そこでは時間は重要ではなく、空間はある意味消えてなくなる。そんな状況で、ぼくは自分がすべきことをわかっていた。この人物の概略（プロフィール）を書き留める方法を見つけ出すことだ。そうでなければボツになる。...
The Tech World’s Greatest Living Novelist, Robin Sloan, Goes Meta

Jun 11, 2024 | technewstube.com | Jason Kehe

Tech News Tube is a real time news feed of the latest technology news headlines.Follow all of the top tech sites in one place, on the web or your mobile device.
The Tech World’s Greatest Living Novelist, Robin Sloan, Goes Meta

Jun 11, 2024 | wired.com | Jason Kehe

Deep into my many-hour hang with the tech world’s greatest living novelist, Robin Sloan, he says something profound about science fiction. It’s the insight I’ve been waiting for, the key to understanding not just him but maybe all of storytelling. I glance down at my voice recorder, just to make sure it’s on. “Memory is full!” it says. Full! With that mocking little exclamation point. I do not panic. Instead what happens is: I simply go insane. Part of me stays there with Sloan, chatting about sci-fi.