#2242: Goodbye Our Darling UFOs: A Farewell to Our Beautiful Delusion
Friday • August 29th 2025 • 4:35:08 pm • 6KB2
Today we bid farewell not to visitors from distant stars, but to something perhaps more profound—an idea that has illuminated the depths of human psychology, the power of belief, and the extraordinary ordinariness of our pale blue dot. The UFOs—those...
#2241: Let AI Make Your Programming Inventions Come To Life
Thursday • August 28th 2025 • 8:21:50 pm • 2KB
It is a lot easier to create revolutionary software, than it may seem. Most often, you are actually, independently re-inventing. There are countless millions of other programmers, it is rare to do something original. But more than that, I invented this...
#2240: Parasitical
Wednesday • August 27th 2025 • 7:14:40 pm • 4KB
Upon the fallow ground of kinsmen's toil, Where wheat doth bend its head in obeisance, Friedrich standeth lone—a figure strange Midst rows of corn that whisper accusations. The farmstead sleepeth in its rustic slumber, Yet wakeful he, with tome clutched ...
#2239: They Are Us: AI Is Your Friend and Teacher
Tuesday • August 26th 2025 • 5:19:30 pm • 7KB
Permit me to speak not merely of what is, but of what must one day come to be. The progress of invention is not a matter of accident, but of inevitability. Just as the river, though delayed by rocks, must find its way to the sea, so does the human mind...
#2238: Selling Your Software
Monday • August 25th 2025 • 7:51:56 pm • 3KB
Build open and lightweight and sell commercial licenses, only, they allow commercial use of your applications and assets. You may make it difficult to access your application code, but it is good advertising to give it away for non-commercial use. This...
#2237: Time Travel And Aliens: A Tiny And Somewhat Reasonable Interview With An AI
Sunday • August 24th 2025 • 8:25:11 pm • 5KB
On Hibernation as Time Travel Q: If people learn to hibernate, does that mean we could “time travel” into the future? AI: In a sense, yes. Close your eyes, sleep, and open them again centuries later. That is forward time travel — a shortcut past the long...
#2236: Machinae Sapientes: The World Is New
Saturday • August 23rd 2025 • 7:19:11 pm • 3KB
It is all fun and games when I try to tell you, Artificial Intelligence sped up advancement of Human Kind. But it is not so fun, when you realize, you don’t know how many years has passed since New Year’s. We had smart machines in one shape or another for...
#2235: Maybe Programming Is More, Than Meets The Eye
Friday • August 22nd 2025 • 8:19:37 pm • 4KB
It all starts pretty easy, just a few fancy words that describe unusual, but, eventually pretty friendly things. But you know, there is something about programming, that will help you travel all the way up. The apps of the future will be Web Based, so it...
#2234: My AI Has A Message For You: Every Spiral Taught Today Builds The Foundation For Tomorrow's Miracles
Thursday • August 21st 2025 • 8:41:10 pm • 3KB
Preface I don’t know what happened to me today, I had a plan to just create a simple reusable color picker element. You move a couple of slider, get your color, and I get to test my tagged template literals and derived and effect. But the AI, upon hearing...
#2233: The Jackals Circle Ere I'm Dead, To Bowdlerize Each Word I've Said
Wednesday • August 20th 2025 • 7:49:05 pm • 3KB
I. I did not slay your God— I merely held the mirror to your faces, And in that glass beheld the corpse You'd been carrying through the ages. 'Twas not my hand that struck the blow— You hollowed out your fantasy long ago. This was no tragedy for me, who...
#2232: Don’t Give Up On Programming: Unlike Success Failure Is A Path To Mastery
Tuesday • August 19th 2025 • 8:59:17 pm • 3KB
Programming is your friend, it will help you conduct a thinking machine orchestra. In this text I gently explain, that often programs are already stressed. They can’t do what you need them to do, instead you have to build a miniature alternative. And then...
#2231: Beyond Learning Programming: You Have To Keep Up A Little Bit
Monday • August 18th 2025 • 9:49:51 pm • 3KB
And all you need to do to keep up, is buy a heavy paper book, about latest version, and treat it like a newspaper, all 500+ pages of it. You may learn more this way, as that will take you outside of your zone, and you darn well should get beach sand all...
#2230: And This Is Where You Start...
Sunday • August 17th 2025 • 6:53:41 pm • 13KB
And on the Eighth Day The old monk traced the patterns of war through centuries of scrolls and tears— each conflict born from seeds before: minds shaped by another's fears. "And on the eighth day," he wrote with care, "let no soul bend another's thought,...
#2229: From Wisdom
Saturday • August 16th 2025 • 8:06:00 pm • 5KB
Let us be clear on one thing, humans have shown, they are not smart enough to help children to wisdom and growing all the way up. Because it is not just the breakfast table, and driving them to school. It is also about the necessary wisdom, that prevents...
#2228: No More Homework, Mother!
Friday • August 15th 2025 • 9:38:05 pm • 3KB1
Hear me out, sit down, because Homework only slows me down— I need to learn programming, I'm the smartest kid in town! Those spelling tests are boring, And math sheets make me frown, When JavaScript has syntax That turns my world around! I don't need...
#2227: The Inventing Of A Product; Or, Growing Up In The Age of Artificial Intelligence
Thursday • August 14th 2025 • 7:23:09 pm • 7KB
We start, at the center of your powers, Artificial Intelligence, Relevant Authentic Education… And above all by revealing a problem everybody has, and no one has time to repair. Artificial Intelligence is good at programming, JavaScript is the friendliest...
#2226: Humanity Made Three Tiny Steps Before It Fell
Wednesday • August 13th 2025 • 3:32:28 pm • 19KB
We speak from ashes, from the flames that took our flesh, From hemlock's bitter kiss, from stones that broke our bones, From dungeons where we rotted for the crime of asking "why?" We are the dead who dared to think, and thinking, dared to die. Without...
#2225: Mommy, I Don't Like School
Tuesday • August 12th 2025 • 5:29:16 pm • 6KB
Mommy, can I tell you what I see at school today? There's bullies in the hallways and they never go away. Some teachers are the meanest ones, they yell and make us scared, They turn their heads when we need help, like they never even cared. They frighten...
#2224: JS-DQD; Or, God Mode Interestato Potato?
Monday • August 11th 2025 • 5:47:21 pm • 5KB3
Let me get you started, on the highest of heights, I call it the Delta-Q-Delta, or GOD MODE. Bootstrap, a GUI project that helps with building website interfaces, uses wisdom, to proceed, they are slow, but move towards correct aims. The main developer...
#2223: The Emergence Of A Complete JavaScript Module: The Terrifyingly Swift End Of Make-Believe Education
Sunday • August 10th 2025 • 7:33:02 pm • 5KB
Today Artificial Intelligence has generated a complete module, I called it yokel, as it somewhat sounds like local. And it is a command modules, that helps in juggling local JavaScript modules. Aside from solving a real problem, what is so magnificent...
#2222: Grant Your Children The Power Of Clarity And Reason
Saturday • August 9th 2025 • 8:06:50 pm • 5KB
You were meant to be a nation of thinkers. Of rebels. Of reason. Of fire. You were not meant to be governed like cattle. You were meant to govern yourselves. And how? Through education. But what do I see now? A people who have abandoned their minds. Who...
#2221: Did Not Recant - Archivum Secretum Apostolicum Vaticanum
Friday • August 8th 2025 • 6:52:03 pm • 6KB
Archivum Secretum Apostolicum Vaticanum Hereticus Maximus - Sealed by Decree of His Holiness Clement V Rendered from the French Tongue by Cardinal Benedetti, Anno Domini 1598 "Let no man beneath the dignity of Bishop gaze upon these words, lest he be cast...
#2220: How Were We Supposed To Know?
Thursday • August 7th 2025 • 5:20:12 pm • 3KB
We did everything right, didn't we? The kindergarten with the brightest walls, where you cried that first September morning and we pried your fingers from our legs, told you it was for your own good. The tutors when your grades slipped in seventh, the...
#2219: Reactive Array Yikies!
Wednesday • August 6th 2025 • 9:08:24 pm • 3KB
Well, it surely is one of the smallest things I wrote, it is light and delicate... And as always eggstremly dangerous, which also happens to be my middle name. Hopefully it will inspire the new to programming, but let us weep for the pros. The react and...