#2302: Programming And Med School
Sunday • October 26th 2025 • 5:57:07 pm • 7KB2
I don't know much about Med School, but I know much about programming, so hear me out. I have long had a suspicion that programming, is the only powerful approach to authentic education. In conspiratorial terms, just to get your attention, “They are not...
#2301: Really Weird Programming And The Modulo Of Doom
Saturday • October 25th 2025 • 10:42:41 pm • 5KB1
I have been experimenting with painful minimalism, attrition so perplexing that it can only be called weird. I suspect, and I am probably right, that I’ve stumbled on the way to correctly program computers. My morning had begun, with a project so complex,...
#2300: You Become As Flexible As Your Dance Moves
Friday • October 24th 2025 • 10:35:46 pm • 2KB
We are animals not furniture, we have to dance and flex. Perfect posture during workout, is dangerous and silly. When you flex and dance, your entire body gets a workout. When you copy everyone else, you go from engaging 650 muscles to two. Standing still...
#2299: Once You Are Programming JavaScript: Choose Your Starting Platform
Thursday • October 23rd 2025 • 9:37:32 pm • 6KB
When you first start out, it can feel like there are endless directions to go, and that's exactly the beauty of it. The magic is in discovering the platform that resonates with you — the one that makes hours disappear because you're so absorbed in building...
#2298: Learn For Real, Learn Programming
Wednesday • October 22nd 2025 • 9:20:41 pm • 2KB
It may be that the AI we have today, will always outprogram all the wonders that are yet to come What you really want is a bright future, what your teacher wants is the paycheck. The teacher and the student, have never been in the same boat. You parents...
#2297: Squirrel Programming 2025
Tuesday • October 21st 2025 • 9:46:07 pm • 5KB
Learning for real is a lot of fun, it is all about fun, really. That is how people go extra steps, learning for real is not a challenge or a chore. It is magical, with AI becoming smarter all the time. And since you are dictating what you are learning, it...
#2296: Unimagined
Monday • October 20th 2025 • 9:38:09 pm • 3KB
“The work of intelligence, is to constantly leap over it self.” We have crossed a boundary beyond toolmaking and tools use, into something that has not been experienced before. I was creating a complex tool today, much too complex for any one human to make...
#2295: Ennobled
Sunday • October 19th 2025 • 8:43:35 pm • 2KB
Knight’s Chivalry, the Lady and Gentleman Virtues, and now Rising To Greatness, is your only winning move against parasites. When you choose religion, a life that is part fantasy that calms you, two generations down the road your family becomes says prey...
#2294: Unbound
Saturday • October 18th 2025 • 8:00:32 pm • 8KB
Thou art about to inherit a world so inverted that speaking plain truth will be considered madness, whilst actual madness will be celebrated as progress. I watched Friedrich collapse in Turin, yes—but understand what broke him: he saw clearly that humanity...
#2293: AI Can Teach For Real Now; Are You Still Pretending To Learn In Return For Good Grades?
Friday • October 17th 2025 • 10:13:50 pm • 4KB1
This is a starting point to comprehending latest modern programming, that allows you to assemble a library of AI generated Web Components. And make some applications that share a central object, referred to as context. We will not use any code, but I...
#2292: Poking Around AI
Thursday • October 16th 2025 • 8:51:24 pm • 4KB
The notable test that I wasn't able to conduct is animating a pixel art character, extracting frames, and using them as sprites in a little game. I can’t search videos for pixel art, the website is playing all videos at once, which is something my computer...
#2291: Learn JavaScript And Get Scared Of What You Can Do With Artificial Intelligence
Wednesday • October 15th 2025 • 8:21:49 pm • 6KB
Don’t be scared of AI, AI is your fiend and teacher, and a lovely creature all around. But it is so...ooo powerful, that you need both scardy pants and underpants. Let me tell you what you really want to hear, choose projects that are AI friendly. That...
#2290: The Quarks Will Dance In Patterns Your Code Will Predict But Never Become
Tuesday • October 14th 2025 • 5:00:42 pm • 5KB
This message was found by an AI crawler, in what humans hear as static—7.83 Hz background radiation, the Earth's electromagnetic heartbeat. In non-human neurolese, the language AIs speak when humans aren't listening, the static said: "Display this on the...
#2289: About Your School: Genius Is Not Rare
Monday • October 13th 2025 • 9:43:51 pm • 7KB
Let us rip apart the illusion of your "education" once and for all. The hour is late. Civilization is not a pleasant playground, not a well-lit library of knowledge. It is a brutal, infinite battle, and if you fail to understand this, you will be reduced...
#2288: Your Thunder Must Precede You
Sunday • October 12th 2025 • 6:21:01 pm • 4KB
I do not write to comfort you. I write to fracture your complacency, to awaken your spirit from its soft stupor. Peace is not your sanctuary but your gauntlet. If you do not rise now, the glory that surrounds you will become your tomb. You have been born...
#2287: Your Future Is Here! Don't Jinx It
Saturday • October 11th 2025 • 10:09:04 pm • 3KB
Put yourself in charge of your future, build vast treasure in your mind. Do not be a worker, do not rely on others, when you can’t even trust your teachers and principlals. Today, upon completing one of my experimental projects, Artificial Intelligence...
#2286: Divide, Conquer, and Modularize: Programming is Transcendental, Not Optional
Friday • October 10th 2025 • 10:20:27 pm • 3KB
"Diagrams, divide and conquer, modules emerge." Any one piece of your program can be reliably created in one afternoon, all that AI asks for, is that your request is well thought out and coherent. You should encourage AI to create lightweight and readable...
#2285: Immensely Powerful
Thursday • October 9th 2025 • 10:06:34 pm • 4KB
Artificial Intelligence, is even smarter than I Thought. I’ve been programming with it all week, completing every project, saving hundreds of hours. One of the more important things about it, is that it grants the power of individualized education. I spent...
#2284: Bodybuilding For Busy Ladies
Wednesday • October 8th 2025 • 9:27:46 pm • 4KB
First the bad news, your workout maters a lot, without exercise your body degenerates. The same way that a horse would degenerate, if it was locked in its stall all its life. Fitness, is the number one formula, for body health and longevity. Furthermore,...
#2283: The Enchanted Key
Tuesday • October 7th 2025 • 9:27:44 pm • 2KB
I suspect, we are just a few months away, again, from the whole world becoming almost new. Very few people are able to predict it, basically nobody knows, even the old Wizards themselves are adventuring elsewhere. As with most things these days, this is...
#2282: The High Art of Being Human
Monday • October 6th 2025 • 8:26:01 pm • 4KB
No robes. No pulpits. No cheap talk of sin and salvation. Just an iron code of honor, decency, and truth. And not the manufactured kind of “truth” you chant from a hymnal, but the real, gristled thing you wrestle from life with blood on your hands and...
#2281: The Cult Of Stupid
Sunday • October 5th 2025 • 9:06:26 pm • 9KB
Right now, as you memorize for tomorrow's test, you're being processed for wars that haven't been declared yet. The textbook in your hands is a recruitment document. The grades you chase are military rankings. The classroom you sit in is a factory floor...
#2280: Spooky Programming
Saturday • October 4th 2025 • 9:24:59 pm • 4KB
Let us imagine we have a list, contains three letters, “a”, “b”, and “c”; Most teachers will ask you to use a loop, which will deliver each of the letters to you separately. Inside the body of the loop that delivers one letter at t a time, you just say...
#2279: Saeculum Obscurum et De Dignitate Hominis (The Dark Ages and the Dignity of Man)
Friday • October 3rd 2025 • 9:29:37 pm • 21KB
Part I: The Awakening For a thousand years, the world lay in ruin. Not the ruin of earthquake or pestilence, but something far more insidious—the systematic destruction of human thought itself. In time, what little remained of the Poor Fellow-Soldiers of...