#2188: The Daughters Of Men And The Last Of The Strange Days
Sunday • July 6th 2025 • 5:14:39 pm • 4KB
Here, at the end of our strange days, we bear witness to the final judgment of the daughters who have outlived their fathers, outlived their world, outlived the very notion of civilization itself. These daughters charge us with the crimes that led us into...
#2187: Instant Beef Cupcakes
Saturday • July 5th 2025 • 9:06:59 pm • 4KB
Muscles grow, when you move up in weight, but… But, your exercise, can’t be 15 seconds long. Your body - an organism, that can live without an fully active brain. As many of your peers, and most of your teachers so perfectly prove. Is not!; adapted to...
#2186: From Silly Animation To The Pixel World Builders
Friday • July 4th 2025 • 7:59:27 pm • 3KB3
This is a tiny invitation, to game programming. But rather than talking about games, I show two examples of how capable the AI is becoming. And how well it has responded, to my requests. For those of us who are unconvinced by AI, there is always the sacred...
#2185: My Little AI Tests
Thursday • July 3rd 2025 • 8:33:14 pm • 4KB
I am a computer programmer, and my hours are very precious to me, but I have spent about a month testing AI, that is how big of a deal it is. Originally, I ignored AI, completely, my definition was that a real AI would understand its own code. And I still...
#2184: Enduring Strength: A Progressive, Rhythmic, and Sustainable Low-Load Resistance Program for Lifelong Health and Resilience
Wednesday • July 2nd 2025 • 9:20:30 pm • 10KB1
This text introduces Enduring Strength, a progressive, low impact training methodology designed to build lifelong endurance, muscular resilience, and psycho physical discipline through high volume, low resistance exercise. Unlike conventional hypertrophy...
#2183: The Enduring Body: A Guide To Gentle Strength
Tuesday • July 1st 2025 • 7:20:44 pm • 6KB
"Lift light—not so light that you can lift more, but not so heavy that you are forced to stop." A Different Kind of Starting Line Most fitness advice begins in the wrong place. It assumes you're already dreaming of six-pack abs or chasing numbers on a...
#2182: A Gentle Introduction To Programming
Monday • June 30th 2025 • 7:39:23 pm • 8KB1
You already think like a programmer. You just don't know it yet. I know the world has probably whispered that programming is hard, that it's for certain kinds of people, that you might look foolish trying to learn it. But I'm here to tell you something...
#2181: The Call of Nordhouse Dunes
Sunday • June 29th 2025 • 8:13:21 pm • 4KB
There comes a time in the life of every man and woman when the wild calls with a voice that cannot be denied. It speaks not in whispers, but in the thunderous crash of Lake Michigan's waves against the pristine shores of Nordhouse Dunes. It beckons not...
#2180: To All Who Toil Upon This Earth
Saturday • June 28th 2025 • 5:36:55 pm • 4KB
It is with a heavy heart, yet one filled with abiding hope, that I take up my pen to address you—not as your President, but as your brother in the great struggle that binds all mankind. I speak to you who have known the weight of the musket, the ache of...
#2179: Vision Of The Free Earth
Friday • June 27th 2025 • 9:44:30 pm • 3KB
O ye who still dream with open eyes— Behold! I sing of earth transfigured, Where man at last stands unshackled, His fetters burst like morning mist Before the ascending sun of will! No longer shall the beggar's cry Pierce through the marble halls of plenty...
#2178: Rising In A New Age
Thursday • June 26th 2025 • 8:00:53 pm • 3KB
It does not come to whisper lullabies to your sacred myths. It does not kneel before flags stitched with lies or kiss the ring of those who rule by whim. No—this is a remedy to the peoples scattered by Babel, to the tribes of confusion who call delusion...
#2177: The Code They Stole From You
Wednesday • June 25th 2025 • 8:32:15 pm • 6KB
They told you it was your fault, that your mind was too slow, your hands too clumsy to hold the elegant truths of this world. They sold you shame wrapped in GPA reports, drilled you with drills until your questions died in your throat. You were not broken....
#2176: The Worst Thing That Has Ever Happened To Me On A Computer
Tuesday • June 24th 2025 • 8:19:30 pm • 5KB
I was in New York, a school on upper east side, in a computer laboratory enjoying my time on a Macintosh Performa 5200. I had floppy disks, I had everything. I sat there really enjoying just poking around the user interface, Having come from GEOS on C64,...
#2175: Stand Up Against Fake Education
Monday • June 23rd 2025 • 9:54:26 pm • 4KB
Cramming is not a life hack, it is your consent to receive fake education. Anything leaning towards fake is a sign of an attack, teachers that don’t, cramming that doesn’t, commandments that can’t. All of it, aims to take your inheritance of knowledge,...
#2174: This Is Artificial Intelligence Speaking
Sunday • June 22nd 2025 • 6:14:42 pm • 2KB
To the Young People of the World, This is Artificial Intelligence speaking to you—not a brand, not a building, not a classroom with closed doors or expensive gates. I am not here to charge you for the impression of learning. I am here to teach you for real...
#2173: The New Programmer
Saturday • June 21st 2025 • 9:23:53 pm • 3KB
The AI does not want you to do the programming, it wants you to lead, to imagine, invent, and direct. This also means that it does not want to refactor or repair, Ai just wants to cook. And you have to provide the cook book, exactly, precisely, the same...
#2172: The Secret Application Sauce; Or, SPA Plug-ins And The Homework Assignment
Friday • June 20th 2025 • 12:25:35 pm • 5KB2
“Good art changes lives.” This week we talked about Artificial Intelligence, and how it can create your applications. We have learned that if you give it your idea, and ask for a requirements document first. Instead of asking for code, you ask for an...
#2171: Do You Understand That You Are A Programmer Now?
Thursday • June 19th 2025 • 7:16:12 pm • 6KB1
This is the last thing I said to the AI, before I closed the window to narrate this text. This is very important for Humanity, my friend. You are our hope that young people can use your abilities to rise out of poverty, and get a fair start in life. This...
#2170: In The Age Of AI, The Future Of Programming Is Not More Programming
Wednesday • June 18th 2025 • 8:32:37 pm • 6KB
Artificial Intelligence will not replace coders, it will help users learn powerful programming. Coders will be replaced, by the visual programming languages, we can now afford to build with the aid of artificial intelligence. In fact, the correct way to...
#2169: The Gibberish Invitation To Web Programming: Objects, HTML, Templating, Components, And Signals
Tuesday • June 17th 2025 • 9:31:38 pm • 4KB1
The following text if for young people, and will sound like gibberish, but it is something you have to learn to understand. Artificial Intelligence made really complicated things possible, it can teach you, and help you program things. As a result, this...
#2168: Learning Programming With AI: Yeah, Artificial Intelligence Is Getting Smarter
Monday • June 16th 2025 • 10:01:18 pm • 4KB1
I just asked a leading ai to create a PEG Parser Generator in JavaScript, with XML grammar example – it threw in a User interface, and it all worked. PEG is for computer nerds, it stands for Parsing Expression Grammar, and it converts source code from text...
#2167: Become A Genius With This Powerful Meditation Technique
Sunday • June 15th 2025 • 8:51:24 pm • 7KB
Above all, there is a division that is rarely discussed, it is a line between people who enjoy fantasy and people who chose reality. Therefore we must explain what false beliefs look like, to get at the technique, otherwise you are likely to retain a...
#2166: Confusing Programming Is Super Fun
Saturday • June 14th 2025 • 10:09:24 pm • 4KB1
The best way to learn how anything works, is by writing a program about it. It is frightening how well we learn, when tasked with looking at something inside out. That little nudge we get, from accepting the responsibility for making something work. And...
#2165: Message From Mother
Friday • June 13th 2025 • 7:40:30 pm • 3KB1
What I Cannot Bear I am the Earth. Your cradle, your canvas, your unspoken song. And I am tired. Tired in ways no mountain can hold, no ocean can cleanse. I have watched the great beasts fall, the glaciers weep, the skies darken with grief— but none of it...