Author: jrogel
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Now Reading: Die Verwandlung by F Kafka
Jetzt lese ich Die Verwandlung in der Originalversion auf Deutsch. Reading The Metamorphosis in its Original German is a while different journey. There’s something truly transformative (pun intended) about reading Franz Kafka’s Die Verwandlung (The Metamorphosis) in its original German. Kafka’s mastery of language is undeniable in translation, but experiencing his words as he wrote…
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Merry Christmas and Happy 2025
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! As 2024 comes to an end, I want to thank you for being part of my journey this year. It’s been a time of growth, collaboration, and exciting milestones—all made possible with your support. Christmas is a season of joy, reflection, and connection. I hope you find time to…
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2024 in reflection
Here’s my 2024 LinkedIn Rewind (supported by Coauthor.studio and augmented by yours truly) 😊 🗓️ 2024 taught me that the most valuable breakthroughs happen when we cross domain boundaries – whether applying physics principles to machine learning, bringing theatrical storytelling to technical education, or using data science to revolutionise emergency services. 🤖 Technical Evolution: 💡…
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Embracing Generative AI in Mathematics Education: A Double-Edged Sword
Generative AI has the potential to revolutionise mathematics education, making it more engaging, personalised, and efficient. However, its unmoderated use poses significant risks to critical thinking, equity, and ethical practices. Educators, policymakers, and technologists must work collaboratively to maximise AI’s benefits while addressing its challenges. When wielded wisely, this double-edged sword can be a transformative…
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Setting up multilingual typing on iPhone (iOS 18)
Do you juggle multiple languages on your iPhone like I do? (Spoiler: I’ve got 14 keyboards set up!) If you’ve ever relied on the seamless QuickType experience to switch between English, Spanish, and beyond, you might have noticed some bumps in the road with iOS 18. Trust me, I’ve been there—frustrated by autocorrect mishaps and…
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Now Reading: The trial
Just starting to read Franz Kafka’s The Trial, and it’s already proving to be an intriguing exploration of guilt, power, and the absurdities of bureaucracy. The story follows Josef K., who finds himself arrested without explanation and caught in a surreal legal system where reason and clarity seem elusive. What strikes me so far is how…
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Victoria’s Embrace – A journey into the Psychology of Performance
Announcing My Debut Play, Victoria’s Embrace at OSO Theatre I am beyond excited to announce that my debut play, Victoria’s Embrace, will be taking the stage at OSO Theatre as part of The OSO Writers’ Studio showcase in November 2024. This experience has been an incredible journey, both as a writer and as a member…
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Now Reading: Mythos
Now Reading Mythos by Stephen Fry These are stories that most of us know, and it is refreshing to read them as seen through the lens of Stephen Fry. He brings a fresh perspective to these ancient tales, shedding light on the gods, heroes, and mortals of Greek mythology. The Greek myths have always fascinated…
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Waves, Particles, and Plays: My Unexpected Foray into Theatre
I don’t often describe myself as a writer—it’s not the first label that comes to mind. I’m more used to thinking of myself as a physicist, scientist, data expert, AI implementer, or even AI/ML strategist. Sometimes, I’ve referred to myself as an “author” since I’ve written four technical books (you can read more about those…
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iOS 18 – Some of what’s new in security
Alongside its new iPhone launch, Apple has introduced iOS 18, bringing a host of advanced security and privacy features. While some tech commentators view the hardware updates as incremental, iOS 18 introduces significant changes in data protection, including an enhanced Password Manager and better privacy controls. These updates offer more control over personal and business…