The 62th issue of the Deliberate Internet you can get read about the curious case of the supply chain problems, Sherlock Holmes and degrowth.
Author Archives: Artur Piszek
Engineer, Psychologist, Productivity explorer.
Both Software Engineer and Psychologist by education, I try to bridge the gap between those worlds by creating human-centric applications and use behavioral psychology principles to design ‘smart’ software.
The Triumph Economy and other solutions
The 61th issue of Deliberate Internet offers 3 solutions to the problems of today: triumph economy, thinking like an engineer and charter cities.
Warsaw, Climate Care, and Pierogi
In the 60th issue of my newsletter, I chat about Warsaw, Climate Care, and Pierogi.
No hacks in getting featured on Hacker News
Four of my essays ended up on the first page of Hacker News. Here are all my lessons from getting featured.
The Climate Care Industry
An entire industry is sprouting around mitigating the effects of climate change, capturing CO2, and creating sustainable technology. We need a term that will help establish these efforts as their own domain to help them succeed. I propose we start referring to this industry as Climate Care, similar to Healthcare.
Ambient Allure and Spectacular Sights
In the Newsletter issue 59, you can hear all about our Grand Tour of Europe.
Crypto is not an alternative to Capitalism
Blockchain technology promised to reinvent everything from the first principles and it arrived at a conclusion that capitalism is the most efficient way to allocate resources
Alexander von Humboldt: the first Solarpunk
Humbolt was captivated by lush nature but loved humanity and the new technological developments. He believed that if we understand Nature and the laws governing her, we can create a sustainable future. He was the first Solarpunk and here are his ideas
Solarpunk Art Contest
I am helping to fund a Solarpunk Art Contest, with prizes of $18,500. Show us a nice future so we can build it.
Computer Science and Psychology? How does that work?
The challenges of the future are in the seams of things.
Studying both Computer Science and Psychology has taught me the value of transdisciplinary understanding, and how our most pressing challenges require polymaths.