Satire about the mask chin strap
If a mask is worn properly over one's nose and mouth, it helps prevent the spread of aerosolized particles that may include COVID-19. However, it's now »
Duress passwords for mobile banking
I wish financial institutions would offer duress passwords as a security feature for online banking. Especially with the widespread use of mobile apps that allow for »
The value of 1-star reviews
1-star reviews are a treasure trove of customer pain points. When a pattern exist, these reviews highlight potential business opportunities. It'd be interesting if there were »
Will there be a memorial for COVID-19 victims?
It's hard to believe that more Americans have died from COVID-19 than died in the Vietnam War, Gulf War, and military engagements post 9/11 combined. »
IKEA-level programming workshops
People commonly refer to any task that involves programming as computer science. While there may be some similarities, this is like referring to building IKEA furniture »
Brainstorming with thick markers
Drawing with thick markers makes it hard to draw small details. But, often when brainstorming on paper, I would find myself using the same pen regardless »
reCAPTCHA for phone calls
With the dramatic rise in robocalls, I find myself constantly being interrupted throughout the day. As a result, I often second guess whether or not it's »
A dating app with the sound of someone's voice
Popular dating apps focus on showcasing manicured appearance, purported beliefs, pedigree, and witty banter. These signals are intended to help people decide whether or not they're »
Identity fuzzing
According to research published in 2015, with 10 likes, a computer model knows you better than a colleague; with 70 likes, a model knows you better »
Team outing logistics as a service
Off sites are a great way for team members to get to know each other on a personal level. With stronger relationships, people are willing to »