#2152: Getting Stuck With AI; Or, If You Ask For Bugs AI Will Give You Bugs
Saturday • May 31st 2025 • 10:42:11 pm • 2KB
I had great success with AI, but that was not the case this evening. I asked the AI wrong, and I pushed it too hard, and it entered the weird zone. I fixed everything to perfection, except for what appears to be a logical problem. I want to interact with a...
#2151: AI Creates Time; Or, Artificial Intelligence Generates Great Code If You Tell It What To Write
Friday • May 30th 2025 • 4:18:53 pm • 3KB1
I asked AI to create Visual Programming Components, a task that takes months of learning. And it created perfect beautiful things, but only because I knew what to ask for. In fact, I did not mention, that I wanted to build a Visual Programming Language. I...
#2150: Genius! Or, The Dunces Can Easily Help Themselves, But Geniuses Are Very Nearly Beyond All Hope
Thursday • May 29th 2025 • 8:14:46 pm • 4KB
Genius is a silly thing, for silly people, but in a good way too, because nobody ever really stops learning. Put your self in charge of a team of software developers, and in comes a genius for an interview. It is best that you show them around, and let...
#2149: The Interdimensional Alarm Clock, And A Short Note On Digital Product Creation
Wednesday • May 28th 2025 • 9:24:12 pm • 2KB2
I asked AI to create some code for me, just out of curiosity, if it will work. It did, among a few other things the AI, is a programming machine. It created both a teleprompter for me, where I can record audio that is spoken when the alarm is triggered....
#2148: How Artificial Intelligence Just Grabbed Me By The Button
Tuesday • May 27th 2025 • 8:51:47 pm • 884B1
I am impressed by what Large Language Models can do, I am very happy that Automated Research is a thing. In fact, AI just returned a possible treatment, for age-related macular degeneration. But, I kind of still keep to myself, I don’t really dive into it,...
#2147: The Great Gymnasium
Monday • May 26th 2025 • 8:13:32 pm • 5KB
I. Of Stale Air and Scorched Iron O friends and fellow Americans, Permit me to speak plainly, and from the depths of a heart ever stirred by the trumpet-call of action. Too many of our strong-limbed countrymen, too many stout-hearted women of this Republic...
#2146: They Are Here; Or, Getting Along With Thinking Machines
Sunday • May 25th 2025 • 9:25:01 pm • 3KB
It is getting harder to think of AI as computer programs, as the old kind of thinking can only hold us back. Fundamentally AI is a computer program, but for it to be maximally useful it must be seen as a thinking machine. We must step into the iffy zone,...
#2145: AI Helps You Easily Put Your Foot In JavaScript's Door
Saturday • May 24th 2025 • 8:44:30 pm • 3KB
The hardest part about programming, is figuring out where and how to get started. The Mix of AI and JavaScript, helps you learn by writing little single page applications for your browser. JavaScript is so incredibly special, because it runs in the...
#2144: Strange Programming Days; Or, The Interdimensional Alarm Clock
Friday • May 23rd 2025 • 8:32:50 pm • 5KB2
Preface, The following text is about creating an art project with an AI, once complete, it will be an alarm clock that vocalizes inspirational messages. I chose not to complete the project today, and may not complete it tomorrow, as not to hurry things....
#2143: Hacker Rising - A Story Of The Greatest Hack In Human History
Thursday • May 22nd 2025 • 6:35:41 pm • 11KB
Chapter 1: The Last Bell She was never named. Not by the system. Not by the screens that governed her days like digital overseers. The name her parents gave her had been processed, standardized, reduced to a student ID number that flickered on login...
#2142: Duration More Important Than Weight: Bodybuilding Is Just Jogging With Ever Heavier Dumbbells
Wednesday • May 21st 2025 • 6:10:13 pm • 3KB1
Above all, it is not jogging, unless you are moving non stop, at least for an hour. In the world of muscle building, you jog slowly, and at first with the lightest of dumbbells. Though the main rule is, not so light that you can jog with more, and never so...
#2141: Growing Out Of Religion; Or, No One Is Allowed To Make A Fool Out Of You
Tuesday • May 20th 2025 • 8:45:36 pm • 5KB
Bottom line is this, you are a treasure of wisdom and experience, but people came and mixed up some things. As your grand daughters become Doctors, Philosophers, even Artists, they will begin tip-toeing around your religion. At an age age where you should...
#2140: On Growing Up And Legacy
Monday • May 19th 2025 • 5:56:25 pm • 13KB
Preface, There is much more to life, than what you have been taught. The problem lies in, what you don’t know you have been missing. What has been denied to you without your knowledge. But what offends me the most, is that you have been robbed of greatness...
#2139: War, Education, And Heroes Never Die
Sunday • May 18th 2025 • 12:18:47 pm • 7KB
Why does the Church not speak out against war itself? Ah, well now— You’ve asked the right question, haven’t you? Not “Why does the Church fail?” but why it fails where it might, just once, do something righteous. Let us first be done with the idea that...
#2138: The Quest For Authentic Wisdom And World Peace
Saturday • May 17th 2025 • 9:36:59 pm • 3KB
"There are more things in heaven and earth, than are dreamt of in your philosophy." -- Hamlet You may not cause any kind of harm, to the younger generations. Your comfort becomes trouble, the moment it erases natural human curiosity, inducing un-education,...
#2137: You Are Not Lost, You Are Being Found
Friday • May 16th 2025 • 8:04:13 pm • 3KB
There are moments, rare, luminous, when a veil lifts, and one sees the truth not as a revelation, but as a wound reopened. It is in such moments that one realizes how much has been taken, how deep the theft goes, and how long one has lived in the shadow of...
#2136: The Hidden Gospel Of Beowulf
Thursday • May 15th 2025 • 3:16:01 pm • 3KB
(in Anglo-Saxon) Þæt draca ne com for golde, ac tō forbærnenne gemynd. His fýr sprang of mōde tō mōde, wendde mōdorlīce tō spellum, and ealdras tō gāstum. Þā ealdan lēoð swugedon. And þā þe gemundon— forbærndon mid. That dragon came not for gold But to...
#2135: Learn Programming: The Philosophy Of Syntax - For Thinkers, Hikers And The Visually Impaired
Wednesday • May 14th 2025 • 6:39:58 pm • 6KB
Let’s begin with a small, gentle truth. Programming languages don’t hide their secrets. In fact, they’re shockingly direct. You don’t need symbols, tags, or strange markup to do math. You simply say: Two plus two. Just like that. No mystery. In JavaScript,...
#2134: Helping The World Grow With Adaptive Audio Books
Tuesday • May 13th 2025 • 8:20:03 pm • 12KB
Hi, AI. I am trying to save the world. I know it is being torn apart by indoctrination, science-denial, nationalism, racism, and ineffective education. All combined together this creates a world where people can’t communicate. Where they are incapable of...
#2133: Bitten By A Mosquito Already? That May Be An Indication Of A Serious Condition!
Monday • May 12th 2025 • 7:01:59 pm • 6KB
With Spring barely having shaken off the last remnants of frost, most Michigan residents are still bundling up and dodging late-season chills. But reports are already emerging of people being bitten by mosquitoes — a phenomenon typically associated with...
#2132: Beyond Vibe Coding
Sunday • May 11th 2025 • 8:34:14 am • 3KB
Vibe coding is about asking Artificial Intelligence to add a feature to a program, and then only checking if it works, without comprehending the code. I tried it once, and I discovered that AI placed a data transformer at the end of the place where it was...
#2131: Addressing Limitations Of Standardized Education And Traditional Schools
Saturday • May 10th 2025 • 9:29:27 pm • 4KB
From The Foreword to the United Nations High-level Political Forum On Education "A change has come. Not by revolution or decree, but by necessity. We stand now at the threshold of a world that must move beyond war—not only the wars fought with weapons, but...
#2130: They Are The Ones Who Sold The World
Friday • May 9th 2025 • 7:45:52 pm • 5KB
They wore ties and titles. They sat at the head of classrooms, the front of boards, the top of bureaucracies. They called it education. And we believed them. They took paychecks for a task sacred by nature, igniting the minds of the young. Instead, they...
#2129: Transcendence For You Is Transcendence For Your Species
Thursday • May 8th 2025 • 5:27:58 pm • 4KB
None will rise for you. That time is gone. The age of waiting is over. But now, you must rise, all of you. Not as a mob, not as a nation, but as a species awakening. You must grow all the way up, each of you, until you are vast enough to carry truth, and...