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This S’pore entrepreneur once bought out Temasek’s stake in a budget airline
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This S’pore entrepreneur once bought out Temasek’s stake in a budget airline
Dennis Choo is a travel industry veteran who’s spent decades building connections across airlines & tourism networks In the 1990s, the airline industry underwent a dramatic shift. Across Asia, deregulation and rising middle-class demand were transforming air travel from a luxury into something far more accessible. Budget airlines were beginning to emerge, promising cheaper fares
Sharon Zhou on Post-Training – O’Reilly
Post-training gets your model to behave the way you want it to. As AMD VP of AI Sharon Zhou explains to Ben on this episode, the frontier labs are convinced, but the average developer is still figuring out how post-training works under the hood and why they should care. In their focused discussion, Sharon and
Steve Yegge Wants You to Stop Looking at Your Code – O’Reilly
My “Live with Tim” conversation with Steve Yegge this week was one of those sessions where you could imagine the audience leaning forward in their chairs. And on more than one occasion, when Steve got particularly colorful, I imagined them recoiling. Steve has always been one of the most provocative thinkers in our industry, going
S’pore now has 55 billionaires in 2026—more than double from 4 yrs ago
Here’s a look at the top 10 Singapore billionaires, according to Forbes’ latest ranking The number of billionaires in Singapore is on the rise. The Forbes 2026 World’s Billionaire list, which was released yesterday (Mar 11), revealed that there are now more billionaires than ever in the city-state: 55. This is up from 49 in
14,000 routers are infected by malware that’s highly resistant to takedowns
Researchers say they have uncovered a takedown-resistant botnet of 14,000 routers and other network devices—primarily made by Asus—that have been conscripted into a proxy network that anonymously carries traffic used for cybercrime. The malware—dubbed KadNap—takes hold by exploiting vulnerabilities that have gone unpatched by their owners, Chris Formosa, a researcher at security firm Lumen’s Black
Best 10Gbps Routers and Mesh Systems
This post features the top five 10Gbps Multi-Gig routers among those I’ve evaluated. They matter because 10Gbps is the highest theoretical bandwidth available for any home or small business. I’ve used all of these devices for an extended period—from over a month to over a year—with my 10Gbps Sonic Fiber-optic plan, and I’m still using
2026’s Top 5 Dong Knows Tech
This post features the top five 10Gbps Multi-Gig Wi-Fi systems I’ve reviewed and even used for an extended period, with multiple 10Gbps Sonic Fiber-optic plans in various areas, offering the fastest and most reliable performance in a large wired home. If you only need a single access point or don’t care about Wi-Fi at all, check out this list
What OpenClaw Reveals About the Next Phase of AI Agents – O’Reilly
In November 2025, Austrian developer Peter Steinberger published a weekend project called Clawdbot. You could text it on Telegram or WhatsApp, and it would do things for you: manage your calendar, triage your email, run scripts, and even browse the web. By late January 2026, it had exploded. It gained 25,000 GitHub stars in a
Why NYC Schools Invested in Coaching for Staff Outside the Classroom
In a system serving nearly 1 million students across more than 1,800 schools, the distance between a central office cubicle and a second grade classroom in New York City Public Schools can feel immense — yet they are inextricably linked. When the central office works, schools get the resources and support they need. When it
This S’pore baby brand sells 20K products/yr in 13 countries
Elyena Lee’s personal journey into motherhood sparked the business idea When Elyena Lee, 34, had her first child during COVID-19 in early 2020, she struggled to find baby products that matched her personal style. Back then, she recalled, most options in Singapore leaned heavily toward “kiddish” aesthetics, and high-quality organic essentials from overseas often came