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In this blog post, I dive into five lesser-known ChatGPT prompts that I think everyone should know about. It’s a quick read that could boost your interaction with ChatGPT, offering new ways to explore its potential. Check it out if you’re looking to enhance your AI chatting experience—I promise it’ll be insightful!

• 5 ChatGPT prompts most people don’t know (but should):

In this blog post, I dive into the fascinating world of Boltzmann Machines! I’ll introduce you to these intriguing models and even show you a Tiny Restricted Boltzmann Machine you can run right in your browser. It’s a great way to explore and understand this concept without any hassle. Check it out!

• Boltzmann Machines: Here we introduce Boltzmann machines and present a Tiny Restricted Boltzmann Machine that runs in the browser.

In my latest blog post, I explore three fascinating topics. First, I daydream about a world devoid of humans, where machines rule. Then, I dive into the suspenseful story of a mysterious server from a tech tale 16 years ago. Finally, I introduce AlphaEvolve, an AI coding agent that pushes the boundaries of algorithm design. Curious to learn more? Check it out!

• Human: Written by a human [0] Imagine, for a moment, a world with no humans. Just machines, bolts and screws, zeros and ones. There is no emotion. There is…
• The Server That Wasn’t Meant to Exist: A story from 16 years ago – trust, tech, and a server that had to disappear. They offered me a blank check. I said no.
• AlphaEvolve: A Gemini-powered coding agent for designing advanced algorithms: New AI agent evolves algorithms for math and practical applications in computing by combining the creativity of large language models with automated evaluators

In my latest blog post, I share how I used “The One-Person Framework” and Rails to build my own seven-figure business. Curious about the journey and looking for tips to help your business grow? Check out my story!

• The One-Person Framework in practice: How I built a seven-figure business with Rails

In my latest blog post, I’ve delved into a variety of intriguing topics. I’ve highlighted Amanda Litman’s practical leadership guide for millennials and Gen Zers, explored the evolution of youth culture’s relationship with commerce, and shared insights into finding life’s meaning to combat anxiety. Plus, there’s a curiosity-sparking piece on whether 5G has rendered IMSI catchers obsolete. Join me on a journey through these fascinating reads!

• Your Best Digital Life: Available April 15th 2025 in all good bookstores
• When We’re in Charge: The Next Generation’s Guide to Leadership by Amanda Litman: A first-of-its-kind practical manual for millennials and Gen Zers taking on positions of power, f…
• The Age of the Double Sell-Out: In the last three decades, youth culture has moved from a deep suspicion of commerce to a passionate defense of anti-anti-commerce to an entire generation of “creatives” who leverage the commercial market… to do even more commerce In the 1990s, there was a single ethical principle at the heart of
• How to make your life feel more meaningful: Existential psychology offers specific ways to find meaning, giving you a buffer against despair in these anxious times
• Did 5G kill the IMSI catcher?: Understand the mechanics, risks, and the future of IMSI catching (a.k.a. stealing your cellular ID) in 2025. Read our primer on this niche form of hacking.

In my latest blog post, I dive into the fascinating world of technology and human connection. We explore OpenAI’s o3 model, which can amazingly guess a photo’s location. There’s also a thought-provoking piece on the “Friendship Recession” and the fading art of connection. Plus, I touch on a new code release that lets LLMs see and hear without training and a slick open-source platform for developing LLM features.

• Watching o3 guess a photo’s location is surreal, dystopian and wildly entertaining: Watching OpenAI’s new o3 model guess where a photo was taken is one of those moments where decades of science fiction suddenly come to life. It’s a cross between the …
• The Friendship Recession: The Lost Art of Connecting:
• MILS: Code release for “LLMs can see and hear without any training” – facebookresearch/
• The Open-Source LLM Development Platform: Latitude is an end-to-end platform for prompt engineering where domain experts can collaborate with engineers to ship and maintain production-grade LLM features.

Hey there! Recently, I explored how LLMs are venturing into new territories like creating CAD models for mechanical parts. I also covered a fascinating security research from HiddenLayer revealing vulnerabilities in major LLMs. Plus, I took a peek at the minimalistic approach of Slate Auto’s new electric pickup, all bare-bones for under $20,000! Dive into these tech tales with me!

• They made computers behave like annoying salesmen: | exotext
• Teaching LLMs how to solid model: It turns out that LLMs can make CAD models for simple 3D mechanical parts. And, I think they’ll be extremely good at it soon.
• Novel Universal Bypass for All Major LLMs: HiddenLayer’s latest research uncovers a universal prompt injection bypass impacting GPT-4, Claude, Gemini, and more, exposing major LLM security gaps.
• Eurorack Knob Idea:
• When /etc/h*sts Breaks Your Substack Editor: An Adventure in Web Content Filtering: An exploration of web security mechanisms and their unexpected consequences
• The $20,000 American-made electric pickup with no paint, no stereo, and no touchscreen: Slate Auto introduced its first electric vehicle, a sub-$20,000 two-seater pickup with no paint, no stereo, and no touchscreen.

In my latest blog post, I dive into the intriguing world of AI app design, drawing parallels to the early days of automobile development – hence the title, “Horseless Carriages.” Join me as I explore the pitfalls and limitations of poor AI design and what we could learn from past technological evolutions. Check it out!

• AI Horseless Carriages | koomen.dev: An essay about bad AI app design

In my latest blog post, I dive into various intriguing topics—from how ClickHouse is speeding up queries through lazy materialization to a personal journey of falling in love with biology. I also cover the media industry’s use of AI for better audience monetization and internal workflows, along with four AI trends shaping media businesses. Plus, check out a curious case about a missing marketplace!

• Whistleblower: DOGE Siphoned NLRB Case Data:
• ClickHouse gets lazier (and faster): Introducing lazy materialization: ClickHouse learned to procrastinate strategically. Discover how lazy materialization skips unnecessary column reads to accelerate queries.
• I should have loved biology too: How I went from hating it to being obsessed, the allure of great writing, and a post-scuba-dive moment of clarity
• Algebraic Semantics for Machine Knitting:
• The curious case of the missing marketplace: The latest publishing news, jobs, analysis, comment, interviews and in-depth features about UK newspaper, magazine and online publishers.
• AI helps publishers monetise audience, improve workflows: During the recent INMA Generative AI Master Class, media leaders from Dotdash Meredith, The New York Times, United Daily News, The Wall Street Journal, Newsday, and Ippen Digital shared how AI is enabling their companies to better connect advertisers to the right audiences and improve internal workflows.
• Four AI trends and why they matter to media businesses: Media companies experimenting with AI for processes, products and experiences should be aware of these emerging trends shaping the business