#1643: Gym Clothes And Shoes; Color, Kind, And Considerations
Monday • January 8th 2024 • 10:30:12 pm • 5KB
Above all, know that the gym is a sacred place, because people that come here grant themselves a second life. By returning to your health, you live past the end of the life, of the unhealthy you. You extend you life, sometimes doubling it. Don’t wear dark...
#1642: Don't Obey
Sunday • January 7th 2024 • 8:53:50 pm • 3KB
There is a direction that we must all grow towards, and it is up, as in growing up. We get there by learning, from books, from each other, from experience… From adventures, explorations, rebellious creativity, and unrestrained vision. We learn from...
#1641: Easy Introduction To Programming; And, Reactive Programming Explained
Sunday • January 7th 2024 • 1:09:41 am • 11KB
I recently quoted a new programmer stating, “coding is basically just ifs and for loops.”. And that is true, it is also functions, which is kind of the base reality of programming. But, you can add stuff beyond that, let me show you how that works. All...
#1640: Programming On Principle; The Challenge To Bring Powerful Programming To All
Saturday • January 6th 2024 • 12:34:50 am • 2KB
We talk about fake news, and manufactures consent, but entirely fail to see forced indoctrination and fake education. That is what ineffective education is, fake, sucker born every minute; fake. Humanity must progress forward, fake education will only take...
#1639: Programming Is Just A Fun Little Game
Friday • January 5th 2024 • 12:16:24 am • 3KB
It is a back and forth, you want something… And the computer, really, does not want you to have it. And the moment you want something extra… The battle begins, once you win. You search for another battle, something that will teach you more. And everything...
#1638: What Else Can Today’s Artificial Intelligence Do?
Wednesday • January 3rd 2024 • 11:38:04 pm • 6KB
Because today’s AI is a phenomenon, much like radio waves, where it was discovered, not invented. It is what it is, it is limited, and the intelligence component is faint. But so were the first radio signals, even the first light bulbs were dim. We need to...
#1637: Fever Dreams; Or, Artificial Intelligence Makes You A Powerful Fashion, Interior and User Interface Designer
Wednesday • January 3rd 2024 • 12:27:22 am • 3KB
“Live life in such a way, that strangers, will accuse you, of having fever dreams, and demand you get help.” – Abraham Gol Diddly Damn Lincoln. We don’t have Strong Artificial Intelligence yet, and we may struggle with one that can improve it self, for a...
#1636: Retro Futurism To The Rescue; Or, Chasing All The Bugs
Tuesday • January 2nd 2024 • 12:46:46 am • 3KB
Instead of talking about how computers are broken, let's talk about fixing things. Let me open with an example of a fixed thing, everyone's favorite the world encyclopedia, is a fixed thing. It is a constantly updating system, and with AI or Large Language...
#1635: Visual Programming Done Right
Monday • January 1st 2024 • 12:50:03 am • 4KB
Preface, Above all, visual programming is power, it should help you deploy... To a self provisioning bare metal server-less system, that it manages. That you can actually modify, to match your needs. When you are done laughing, understand that it is the...
#1634: Resolution Meow; Or Get Buff, Fluff and Gruff
Sunday • December 31st 2023 • 12:29:26 am • 4KB
So you got a new gym member-bember-ship, and you are wondering where to start. Figuring, that you are just going to act smart, by doing what everyone else is doing. You don’t trust politicians, leaders, newscasters, classmates, and even your kids. But you...
#1633: Big Bada Obesity Boom!
Friday • December 29th 2023 • 11:06:04 pm • 4KB
Obesity, and probably childhood obesity, may just be the terrible and unhealthy secret behind body building. There are many ways to build muscle, but large people already have them. Victims of childhood obesity have muscle, from carrying all the extra...
#1632: Programmer’s Retirement; Or, Don't Let The Office Slow You Down
Friday • December 29th 2023 • 12:09:25 am • 4KB
You retire from the corporate world, the moment you have your good idea, it will come early for most, just to give you an example, early 20s. And to write a good program well, you neither make it more advanced, nor merely simpler, nor should you ever split...
#1631: Missy Klepto Kissy: The Legendary Seagull Mama Of Westland Crossing
Wednesday • December 27th 2023 • 11:43:06 pm • 1KB
Her love for humans is unmatched, and she is deeply attached. She lives atop a la-di-da modernist light, watching us, even at night. From a great height, or in flight. In all her beautiful might, boundless is the power of her sight. She really likes fish,...
#1630: Indoctrination, Education, And Prevention
Wednesday • December 27th 2023 • 12:27:01 am • 6KB
In many places around the world, there seem to be two silent and invisible forces at play, the trickery of forced indoctrination that mis-shapes minds. And the power of self education, that enhances them towards a certain greatness. Greatness in its health...
#1629: Hacking Holidays And Retro-futurism At The House Of Meow
Monday • December 25th 2023 • 10:41:53 pm • 3KB
It is pretty clear that today’s AI, needs a visual programming language. The AI needs to live in the nodes, taking programs to a while new level. It is also rather clear that user interfaces are trouble, nobody uses X/Y coordinates anymore. The layout...
#1628: Visual Programming Languages; Humanity's First Cybernetic Enhancement
Sunday • December 24th 2023 • 11:51:06 pm • 4KB
To classify as an enhancement, it has to be something really powerful and almost personal. Internet and large language models qualify, from a broader definition. But they are not personal, neither are locked down smartphones. Or your news feeds, though...
#1627: My Little Program
Sunday • December 24th 2023 • 12:24:42 am • 6KB
Two days ago, I was finally able to open up Blender, and look at geometry nodes through the eyes of a programmer. I immediately noticed that they faced the same concern I did, and only install an input box, after the mouse down event. I always assumed,...
#1626: Every Computer Program Is Once A Beautiful Story As Clear As Day
Friday • December 22nd 2023 • 11:38:36 pm • 4KB
Anybody can understand a program, if they care, and sit down and listen to the original programmer. Eventually the original programmer will begin forgetting, some less important parts of the tale. But notes, diagrams, and source code will remind them,...
#1625: The Tiny Little Workout
Thursday • December 21st 2023 • 11:23:27 pm • 3KB
Music is first and foremost, you can't workout without music. Think of the beat or drums, as the secret of great armies. The drummers set the pace, to train the warriors. Start with the lightest dumbbells, and start lifting and moving to the music. With...
#1624: The Supremely Boring World Of Visual Programming & Diagramming Tools
Wednesday • December 20th 2023 • 11:33:04 pm • 3KB
When you model a process, and there is a step that needs human intervention. Lets say, appointment scheduling, traditionally done by calling the person up. If all you have to do, is drop a little icon on the canvas to make it work, than that is scary....
#1623: Life After AI; Or, Eternal Living, Forever Young
Tuesday • December 19th 2023 • 11:48:58 pm • 6KB
Today, we have some medication, that can extend the life of large dogs. And we can clone pets and horses, by preserving their DNA. Humans of course have already used medicine, to extend their lives. And cloning is crazy, unless, you can clone just the...
#1622: A Tiny Look At The Wild Wild West Of Visual Programming
Monday • December 18th 2023 • 11:56:20 pm • 4KB
In the world of visual programming, we have control panels with sockets. And we can connect those sockets, with cables, which is unusually powerful. There is always a high level control panel for what you are working on. That speaks with specific concepts,...
#1621: Bonkers Honkers; Or, The Noise Of The Gaggle Convoys
Sunday • December 17th 2023 • 11:19:46 pm • 971B
I labor up in Michigan, often called the land of “Never Again”. But, I like it up here because of the lakes, it is quiet and you get plenty of brakes. But, there isn’t much to do, most people just sit around feeling blue. The rest of us gather in herds, to...
#1620: Don't Become Your Teacher’s Punch Line; Or, Philosophy And The Urgency Of Authentic Education
Saturday • December 16th 2023 • 11:25:06 pm • 4KB
Your teacher will never become fully conscious of what they have done, they will forever be proud, to have taught for 50 years, and retired. At most, if they think about it, they will be offended by the unimpressed. Once the conversation about real...