Top 10 toys for kids stuck at home in 2020

You’re stuck at home and the kids need something new to have fun with. Don’t know what to get? No problem. Here’s your list:

Dreamworks Dragons, Hatching Toothless Interactive Baby Dragon with Sounds, for Kids Aged 5 & Up
LEGO Star Wars AT-ST Raider 75254 The Mandalorian Collectible All Terrain Scout Transport Walker Posable Building Model (540 Pieces)
Disney Doc McStuffins All in One Baby Nursery Set
Hatchimals Wow, Llalacorn 32-Inch Tall Interactive with Re-Hatchable Egg (Styles May Vary)
Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 03: Vehicle Kit – Switch
FurReal Cubby, The Curious Bear Interactive Plush Toy, Ages 4 & Up
Imaginext Fisher-Price DC Super Friends Transforming Batmobile R/c
HEXBUG VEX Balancing Boxing Bots 2-Pack
Hot Wheels Super Ultimate Garage Playset
Disney Frozen Ultimate Arendelle Castle Playset Inspired by The Frozen 2 Movie, 5′. Tall with Lights, Moving Balcony, & 7 Rooms with Accessories

Home router with VPN

A lot of my friends often ask me about which equipment I use. It only makes sense that I document it here so they can all do a quick search and get my opinion. For my home router and VPN, I use the Synology RT2600AC router with built-in VPN.

Synology RT2600ac – 4×4 dual-band Gigabit Wi-Fi router, MU-MIMO, powerful parental controls, Threat Prevention, bandwidth management, VPN, expandable coverage with mesh Wi-Fi

It’s great for remotely logging in to my home pc from my laptop while I’m away from home. Setting it up is relatively easy compared to other VPN solutions. The configuration screen is really nice, as is the rest of the software. There’s a ton of functionality that I haven’t even explored yet. It’s a combination of great hardware and software that make this router stand out among competitors.

Synology RT2600AC Configuration Desktop

Get it here: https://amzn.to/3d9W1Lv

Replacing a key person with Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

In some businesses, there’s a key person. This is a person with a distinct knowledge or skill that is critical to the company. What happens if that person get’s sick, retires, or quits?

We should be prepared for this by first capturing as much data as possible regarding this position. Ideally, we do this in cooperation with the key person with the goal of assisting the key person and increasing their productivity, while also confirming our data. Imagine if the key person could simply double check the work of the machine instead of doing the work themselves each time.

What kind of positions can we apply this to?  What about a hair stylist, interior designer, hedge fund manager, or artist?  Can you think of any?

I’m in the process of collecting data for one right now.  I’ll try to update this post with the progress in the future.

man versus machine