Author: Felix

  • Software is Dead. Long Live Software!

    Software is Dead. Long Live Software!

    We have solved software. (Sounds of glasses being raised). AI is now at a level where it can build real systems, the real deal. The new features you’ve been encountering in your favourite software products in the last 6 months have been written either entirely by AI, or built with a major contribution by AI.…

  • Europe’s Skill Issue

    Europe’s Skill Issue

    There are a lot of opinions out there comparing the innovations in the US, China, and Europe. Some point to the prominent innovators being America’s OpenAI, China’s DeepSeek, and Europe’s non-detachable bottle caps. Some argue that Europe is over-regulated to produce anything remotely competitive with the US, which excels in innovation, and China, which excels…

  • Guide to Bergen, Norway

    Guide to Bergen, Norway

    Disclaimer: I’ve written this since I’m sometimes asked for travel recommendations in Norway. This post presents a very narrow view onto what Norway has to offer, and does not serve as a comprehensive or objective travel guide. Bergen is Norway’s second-largest city, with a historic center recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. One of…

  • Guide to Stavanger, Norway

    Guide to Stavanger, Norway

    Disclaimer: I’ve written this since I’m sometimes asked for travel recommendations in Norway. This post presents a very narrow view onto what Norway has to offer, and does not serve as a comprehensive or objective travel guide. The energy capital of Norway, doing oil, doing gas, and now even renewables. What used to be a…

  • Guide to Oslo, Norway

    Guide to Oslo, Norway

    Disclaimer: I’ve written this since I’m sometimes asked for travel recommendations in Norway. This post presents a very narrow view onto what Norway has to offer, and does not serve as a comprehensive or objective travel guide. The capital of Norway, and also country’s largest city with 700,000 inhabitants. The city was called Christiania prior…

  • My Journey in Zero Gravity

    My Journey in Zero Gravity

    The year 2022 was extraordinary. I was in for quite some twists and turns.Of all my experiences that year, one stood above the rest — I had the opportunity to participate in a parabolic flight aboard a zero-gravity airplane. There I was, on the 22nd of November, floating in the cabin of the Airbus A310…