I’m quite happy with what I’ve achieved this quarter. My new AI Life Operating System is fun to work with.
At the start of June I decided to try to post something to this website every day. Mission accomplished. Was it worth it?
I love going running in the heat! Is it dangerous? I should find out I guess…
Why do I keep procrastinating about updating my LinkedIn profile? Just do it you idiot.
I have a new friend. He is called Adam. He is a jumping spider. Jumping spiders are the best spiders
I’ve thought of a new kind of habit I could try to adopt, kind of like Morning Pages but learning focused, rather than emotional/stream of consciousness. I’m going to call…
I just saw lots of people on park benches looking at mobile phones on a lovely sunny day. It inspired this little rant.
One of the behavioral aspects I find most fascinating is “groupishness”, the instinct to affiliate with a group.
Writing is even more important in the age of AI. The best time to start is ten years ago. The second best time is now.
We must use more precise language when writing about artificial intelligence.
Some phenomenological truths lie beyond science’s current reach, and they provide meaning to life
William Blake thought that John Milton was of the Devil’s Party without knowing it. I’ve worked out why. Milton was possessed by Satan.
James Cameron thinks it doesn’t matter if AI models are trained on copyrighted content. I strongly disagree.
I am challenging myself to post something to this website every day in June.
Let’s not spoil our lives by using the US-centric definition of success. We need to keep in mind what makes us European.
I’ve been doing a lot of code creation with AI this quarter, in a sort of structured vibe-coding way. I love it!
Thoughts about my personal progress during the last quarter, and things I want to do this quarter.
Thoughts about my personal progress, goals and changes I want to make
Musings on note books and a failed experiment using ChatGPT to record stuff
Why writing essays is a great way to study and learn
Why are coconuts so big? Why do they have water in them? Are they a nut or a fruit? What is the white stuff for? Did dinosaurs eat coconuts?
Does generative AI really understand things? I used to think not, now I’m not so sure
We use prompting techniques with AI. We can also use them on ourselves
“The responses from generative AI depend on their training data. That data is biased, so the responses are biased.”
In this essay I look at how we have been programmed by evolution to enjoy cute kitten pictures on Instagram and dumb rage-bait videos on Twitter. We are making ourselves…
Here I list some of the people that I think write the most inspiring visual essays
Giordano Bruno is a fascinating character from history. I did a talk about him.
For many years I tried to get the habit of regular note taking, but it was only once I started to write research notes for clients that I understood how to do it properly.
How to survive the coming AI job apocalypse
Philosophers have been debating about ethics since philosophy began, surely they can provide a set of rules for AI to follow? Let’s investigate…
A discussion about Swarm Intelligence — from what it is to terraforming Mars with nano bots.
Working out why you believe the things you do is important
