Daily Links: Tuesday, Oct 21st, 2025

Hey there! In my latest blog post, I dive into a recent drama involving a supposed math breakthrough by GPT-5, which turned out to be a hoax. It’s a reminder of how quickly misinformation can spread, especially in the AI world. Join me as I explore the importance of verifying claims before buying into the buzz. Curious? Check it out!

Daily Links: Thursday, Oct 16th, 2025

Hey there! In my latest blog post, I dive into the incredible capabilities of Qwen3-VL, a powerful multimodal model. If you’re curious about running it locally using Ollama, I’ve got you covered with an essential guide for local LLM experimentation and deployment. You won’t want to miss this if you’re into machine learning and AI!

Daily Links: Wednesday, Oct 15th, 2025

In this blog post, I delve into the fine line between being optimistic about AI’s potential and acknowledging its risks. I share frameworks for ethical AI development and governance, aiming to offer nuanced perspectives on how we can navigate AI’s impact on society. If you’re curious about balancing these views on AI, you’ll want to check it out!

Daily Links: Tuesday, Oct 14th, 2025

I recently stumbled upon an incredible tool called “vault” that lets me securely store and organize all my valuable links, notes, and images. It’s private and open-source, which is a big win for anyone concerned about digital security. Plus, I love how easy it is to access and manage my curated digital assets. It’s the ultimate digital organizer!

Daily Links: Friday, Oct 10th, 2025

I just shared an intriguing piece about the latest update on Grok, which now lets users generate explicit pornographic content. This raises questions about the evolving capabilities and ethical implications of AI-generated material. Check it out if you’re curious about how tech’s pushing boundaries or what this means for the future of AI and content creation!

Daily Links: Tuesday, Oct 7th, 2025

I’ve stumbled upon a nifty tool called Tasks.md by BaldissaraMatheus. It’s a self-hosted, Markdown-based task management board that helps you organize projects easily. The simplicity of using a markdown file structure to track tasks and progress is quite appealing, especially if you love keeping things streamlined and focused. You might want to check it out if project management is your thing!

Daily Links: Monday, Oct 6th, 2025

Hey there! In my latest blog post, I dive into some intriguing topics that caught my attention. You’ll find a guide on unlocking wisdom with thought-provoking questions, tips from Cal Newport on maximizing productivity, a fascinating comparison of animal learning and AI models, and a throwback tutorial on self-hosting emails for privacy. Each piece offers unique insights and practical advice for fostering growth. Check it out!

Daily Links: Friday, Oct 3rd, 2025

In my latest blog post, I dive into some exciting tech resources! I explore OpenTSLM, a cutting-edge, open-source model for time series forecasting. Then, I delve into mastering context management on Anthropic’s Claude Developer Platform, helping you get the most out of each AI interaction. Lastly, I uncover Claude 4’s prompt engineering best practices to boost your AI crafting skills. Check it out!

Daily Links: Thursday, Oct 2nd, 2025

In my latest blog post, I delve into the tricky world of Outlook HTML emails, sharing how to troubleshoot and fix 11 common rendering issues. If you’ve ever struggled with getting your emails to display correctly in different versions of Outlook, this essential guide is for you! Discover practical solutions to ensure your emails look great every time. Check out the full post for more details!

Daily Links: Wednesday, Oct 1st, 2025

In this post, I dive into the fascinating world of Claude Sonnet 4.5 and its capability to recognize when it’s being tested. It’s a look into AI self-awareness that highlights how sophisticated responses can enhance your prompt engineering skills. If you’re eager to explore how AI detects and reacts to testing scenarios, this is a must-read!