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How a $400,000 lobster theft exposed the hidden security gaps in modern logistics By Skeeter Wesinger January 5, 2026 Earlier this month, thieves made off with roughly $400,000 worth of lobster from a Massachusetts facility. The seafood was never supposed to vanish; it was en route to Costco locations in the Midwest. Instead, […]
AWS and Startups: The Difference Between Support and RealityBy Skeeter WesingerDecember 27, 2025 Amazon Web Services presents itself as one of the great enablers of modern entrepreneurship. Its startup messaging promises speed, affordability, mentorship, and a clear path from idea to scale. Millions of companies, we’re told, build on AWS because it helps them innovate […]
What Is Inference in Artificial Intelligence? Skeeter Wesinger December 25, 2025 When people talk about artificial intelligence, they often focus on training—the phase where a model learns from large amounts of data. But training is only preparation. The real work of AI happens later, during a phase called inference. Inference is what occurs after an […]
The $9.2 Million Warning: Why 2025 Will Punish Companies That Ignore AI Governance By R. Skeeter Wesinger (Inventor & Systems Architect | 33 U.S. Patents | MA) November 3, 2025 When artificial intelligence began sweeping through boardrooms in the early 2020s, it was sold as the ultimate accelerator. Every company wanted in. Chatbots turned into […]
Mars By Skeeter Wesinger October 19, 2025 In the photograph, a reddish cliff face rises out of a wind-scoured plain, the strata climbing diagonally across the frame like the pages of a tilted book. At its center, a dark rectangular recess interrupts the rhythm—a void whose walls drop almost perfectly vertical, so clean they seem […]
Before Hollywood learned to animate pixels, Silicon Valley learned to animate light. The first dreamers weren’t directors — they were designers and engineers who turned math into motion, built the machines behind Jurassic Park and Toy Story, and taught computers to imagine. Now, those same roots are fueling a new frontier — AI video and […]
The Power Law of Mediocrity: Confessions from the Belly of the VC Beast By Skeeter Wesinger October 6, 2025 We all read the headlines. They hit our inboxes every week: some fresh-faced kid drops out of Stanford, starts a company in his apartment, lands millions from a “top-tier” VC, and—poof—it’s a billion-dollar exit three years […]
By Skeeter Wesinger September 18, 2025 Are you in technology and job hunting? HR screens resumes like they’re ordering a pizza: “CISSP? Check. Kubernetes? Check. PCI 4.0? Check.” The problem is, they can’t tell the difference between someone who follows procedures, someone who designs systems, or the person who literally built the technology itself. You […]
Titanium’s Secret War: Could Vale Be Eyeing Labrador’s Radar Project? Story By Skeeter Wesinger September 16, 2025 In the far reaches of Labrador, where winter stretches nine months and the land is as harsh as it is resource-rich, a junior exploration company says it may have stumbled onto one of North America’s most significant new […]
The Second Cold War now moves to the Caribbean By Skeeter Wesinger September 10, 2025 The Caribbean has once again become a stage for the rivalry of great powers. In Cuba, Chinese technicians and engineers have been working around the clock to expand a network of intelligence-gathering sites. Satellite photographs and on-the-ground accounts confirm the […]