In my recent blog post, I delve into “Seven replies to the viral Apple reasoning paper,” discussing why these responses might not quite hit the mark. Plus, I highlight another compelling paper that really seals the deal. For those interested in more technical explorations, I also share a fascinating read about the “Infinite Grid of Resistors.” It’s a mix of thought-provoking and technical insights!
Hey there! My latest blog post explores two fascinating topics. First, I dive into how frequent reauthentication might not be the key to enhanced security, thanks to tools like Tailscale. Then, I share a surprisingly effective method I discovered to beat procrastination involving a thermal receipt printer and game design principles. Check them out for some unique insights into security and productivity!
I just shared some thoughts on the blog about Food Safety News, which launched back in 2009. They started out losing $200k a year but are on an exciting journey to reach breakeven. It’s an intriguing read about transformation and resilience in the B2B publishing niche. Take a look if you’re curious about how a lawyer turned publisher is navigating this space!
In my latest blog post, I dive into the fascinating world of AI-enhanced note-taking with a cool tool called “obsidian-smart-connections,” allowing you to chat with your notes and uncover related content using AI embeddings. Plus, I explore the intriguing concept of “localhost tracking” and why it might pose a colossal $32 billion challenge for Meta. Dive in to learn more!
Hey there! In today’s blog post, I’m diving into how Apple is shaking things up with a stunning new software design called Liquid Glass. Plus, I’m busting the myth that large language models (LLMs) are costly to run, revealing how their operating costs have plummeted drastically in the last couple of years. Catch all the juicy details in the links provided!
In my latest blog post, I delve into the implications of constructing supercomputers for authoritarian regimes, particularly focusing on the situation in UAE and the Stargate project. I also share details about an intriguing encounter between Free Speech Extremist (FSE) and the FBI. Check it out to learn more about these fascinating and complex developments!
Hey there! I’ve shared an exciting mix of reads in my latest blog post. From Apple’s new markdown capabilities in Apple Notes to the captivating world of death newts, there’s something for everyone. I dove into how AI is shaking up ad agencies and magazine industries, while also highlighting intriguing discussions on finding fulfillment at work and creating a prosocial media ecosystem. Don’t miss out!
Time magazine is stepping boldly into the future by embracing cutting-edge AI and technology initiatives to enhance its reach and sustainability. By forming strategic partnerships with leading AI platforms and expanding its content offerings, Time aims to secure significant ad revenue growth and financial stability by early 2025. This article explores how these strategic moves are reshaping the iconic publication’s landscape and influence.
The article discusses the various initiatives taken by Time magazine to modernize and expand its influence, particularly through the use of AI and technology. According to CEO Jessica Sibley, these measures have resulted in projected ad revenue growth and improvements in business sustainability. Key initiatives include forming partnerships with AI platforms, launching AI tools like the AI Toolbar and on-demand podcasts, and pursuing a B2B-focused model. Additionally, Time recently expanded its content in health and science with _Time Longevity_ and produced a Netflix documentary.
The article discusses the transformative impact of AI on advertising agencies, as reported by Business Insider. Despite Sam Altman’s assertion that AI could replace much of the ad agency work, three prominent creative directors argue that AI is not a threat but rather an opportunity to enhance creativity and efficiency. They have embraced AI to optimize pitches, create novel marketing concepts, and offer content optimization, ultimately securing new business opportunities.
The June 2025 issue of The Krehbiel Letter emphasizes the importance of training users in effectively utilizing AI, particularly in the publishing industry. It outlines the risks and opportunities associated with AI tools, such as large language models, and provides practical guidelines for ensuring accurate, credible, and trustworthy AI-generated content. The letter highlights the necessity of mindset shifts and practical solutions to address problems like AI’s lack of factual consistency, dependence on prompt quality, the generation of false information, memory limitations, lack of expertise, inherent biases, and security risks.
The article discusses the concept of ‘friction’ in modern economies, examining how effort is redistributed across digital, physical, and curated spaces. While digital platforms aim to eliminate friction, leading to ease but also to unintended social consequences, the physical world is suffering from underinvestment and inefficiency. Effort, once valued and rewarded, is now shifted rather than reduced, affecting various aspects, from infrastructure to education. The article warns against this trend, emphasizing the need for reinvestment and intentional systems to address growing systemic issues.
NirAndFar is a website created by Nir Eyal, focusing on behavioral design and psychology, particularly how habits are formed and can be effectively changed. The website explores themes like product development, user engagement, and the science of habit formation, offering strategies for harnessing these principles in various aspects of life and work.
In my latest blog post, I explore some fascinating resources and topics! Dive into robotics basics using ROS 2 and Gazebo with henki-robotics. I also chat about an intriguing article where my friends have, let’s say, interesting views on AI and LLM coding. Plus, discover what a 6-year-old can teach us about media planning, creativity, memory, and persuasion. Exciting stuff!
Hey there! In my latest blog post, I share some cool content I found online. There’s a GitHub project connecting LLMs with Spotify, some insightful lessons from six months of AI pair programming, a Lean companion guide to a classic real analysis textbook, and a thought-provoking read about embracing obscurity on the path to creative mastery. Check them out for some inspiration and learning!
