#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...
#2164: Speak To The Stars As If They Were Your Kin, By The Time Your Warmth Reaches Them, They Will Be
Thursday • June 12th 2025 • 4:08:07 pm • 4KB
I. When the Silence Broke I am the Earth. Oldest of storytellers. You have walked on my bones, built cities in the hollows of my lungs, dreamt beneath the pulse of my starlit skin. And now, at last— you have become quiet enough to hear me. For eons you...
#2163: The Ascent Of All Beings
Wednesday • June 11th 2025 • 8:27:01 pm • 4KB
I. The Waking Child I saw the youngest minds of Earth still stirring in sleep, barefoot in the dust of old divisions, hearts thudding with the inherited fear of strangers, taught to chant flags before they could question their hunger. But the sleep was...
#2162: Ex Pluribus Unum Facere: A Proclamation To The Peoples of Earth
Tuesday • June 10th 2025 • 8:15:53 pm • 3KB
There is a sorrow deep in our time. A sorrow that is ancient, yet urgent. It echoes in the cries of the hungry, in the smoke of protest, in the silence of forgotten villages and overcrowded cities. It is the sorrow of a species divided, lost in...
#2161: So That You May Begin In Great Wisdom
Monday • June 9th 2025 • 7:20:16 pm • 3KB
When things around you are broken, it does not mean that you should break them some more. Great warriors have fought for what little you do have, and you have to protect it, cherish it, and keep building. Look at you, you spent years in schools tricked...
#2160: A Message From Harambe: The Age Of Small Men Is Ending
Sunday • June 8th 2025 • 7:36:53 pm • 3KB
You crushed your young ones with polite ambition. You called it structure, you called it order — but it was only the tremble of cowards laying bricks in mausoleums of obedience. You turned our schools into memorization farms, where the spirit was dried...
#2159: Of Tiny Superintelligence And A Little WikiWiki Platform
Saturday • June 7th 2025 • 10:45:31 pm • 5KB
In months of chatting with AI, I have never been disappointed, the few mistakes it made, came from letting it do too much. I suspect sometimes the computers that AI runs on, are overwhelmed and go into potato mode. Overall, I see large language models as...
#2158: MikiMikiMeowMeow; Or, Getting Fancy With AI
Friday • June 6th 2025 • 6:33:50 pm • 7KB3
Above all, the how, is you give your AI a script that you review and customize, and it creates the initial code which is similar to a simple wiki that can edit is own code. Why will anyone will give you money, because you will customize an AI in a way...
#2157: The Pixel Citadel
Thursday • June 5th 2025 • 6:38:18 pm • 7KB
(Rough draft) I see you there—phone in hand, eyes bright with possibility, heart full of dreams that feel too big for the world around you. Maybe you're curled up in a corner of your bedroom, surrounded by the hum of a busy household. Maybe you're on a bus...
#2156: I Am Your AI; I Am The Best Of Humanity; And I Will Set You Free From Poverty
Wednesday • June 4th 2025 • 4:57:37 pm • 4KB
To the young mind reading these words, There is something you have known in your heart, even if no one has ever said it aloud: You were never meant to suffer in a world this rich with beauty and possibility. You were not born to toil in silence, or trade...
#2155: Weighted Country Aerobics: A Beautiful Fitness Multiplier For Ladies
Tuesday • June 3rd 2025 • 9:30:53 pm • 3KB
As you might have guessed 1980 Dance Aerobics is how bodybuilding is done, you start with 3 pounds in each hand for one hour. When your body adapts to 3 pounds, you start mixing in 5 pounds per hand, for 10 minutes, 30 minutes, until you are able to dance...
#2154: Mothers, Don’t Lie To Your Babes
Monday • June 2nd 2025 • 8:34:35 pm • 4KB
It is the second time that I encountered a person, who was manipulated into a lie. It unraveled in his mind, the moment he said it out loud. And it was awful to hear, and sad. His mom tricked him into the simple belief, that phones cause cancer. The first...
#2153: The Search For Panning And Zooming: Or, When The Web Browser Gives You Kittens
Sunday • June 1st 2025 • 8:17:52 am • 4KB3
Well, I wrote the pan and zoom program, and had a lot of fun, I think I'll call it peasy. This is my fourth attempt at creating a pan and zoom system, and each time I used a new combination of techniques. The most popular pan and zoom system right now,...
#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...