Jeff Rumage
Staff Reporter at Built In
writing about crypto, ai and the future of work for @builtin. previously with @journalsentinel. @uwbadgers alum (he/him)
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1 week ago |
builtin.com | Jeff Rumage
Artificial intelligence is driving innovation across the agriculture industry, enabling farmers to detect crop disease, pests and livestock illness without ever stepping foot in the field. They can also access detailed soil analyses and AI-powered recommendations, eliminating any guesswork from decisions about what fertilizers, irrigation and chemical treatments to use. How Is AI Used in Agriculture?
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2 weeks ago |
builtin.com | Jeff Rumage
Congratulations on making it to the second interview! You clearly impressed the recruiter and hiring manager, and you’re now one step closer to a job offer. You’re still miles away from the finish line, though, and the final stretch of this race will require you to dig deep and show the hiring team what you’re made of.
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1 month ago |
builtin.com | Jeff Rumage
Starbase is a newly incorporated Texas city that doubles as the headquarters for SpaceX, an aerospace company founded by Elon Musk. The 1.5–square-mile municipality includes a rocket launch site, manufacturing facilities and fewer than 300 SpaceX employees living in modest houses and Airstream trailers. Following a near-unanimous vote — largely by SpaceX workers — Starbase officially became a city in May 2025.
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1 month ago |
builtin.com | Jeff Rumage
A job interview is more than just proving you’re the right person for the job — it’s also your chance to assess whether this position and company are the right fit for you. By the time you walk into the interview, you should have a solid understanding of the company, a clear sense of how the role aligns with your career goals and a few unique questions at the ready.
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1 month ago |
builtin.com | Jeff Rumage
Space debris, or “space junk,” refers to defunct satellites, spent rocket stages and metallic fragments created by the collision, explosion or disintegration of spacecraft. Every time something is launched into space, more debris gets added to the mix. What Is Space Debris? Space debris, sometimes called space junk or orbital debris, is any nonoperational, human-made object left in space.
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Space debris is a growing problem made more urgent by the exponential increase in commercial satellites. Without coordinated international action, we could jeopardize satellites needed for climate monitoring, navigation systems and scientific research. https://t.co/IoIFFGaJYH
Are we in the middle of a #cryptobubble? Is there a way to find out before it's too late? I talked with crypto investors @TElyashiv, @cosmo_jiang, @mar2424 and @cryptonardez for my latest on @BuiltIn. #crypto https://t.co/vQfiT5C5BA
President-elect @realDonaldTrump tried to limit the #H1B program during his first term in office. Could @elonmusk and other tech moguls persuade him to take a more lenient stance this time around? https://t.co/HtmzihkzhK
