Most interactions with AI begin with prompts: “Please review and suggest how to improve” or “How do you ______?” or “Can you verify this source?” For a while, I was preoccupied with these questions and fine-tuning them to yield better results. I treated AI as a sophisticated search engine with a simple objective: ask a … Continue reading Why I stopped asking AI for answers
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Jonesing for intent
A recent Mad Men binge jolted me into noticing the stark contrast between that era’s deliberate pace and today’s frictionless digital churn. The show captures a world where communication was clunky, effortful, and therefore meaningful. Every choice carried weight because every action required intention. Society was tightly codified yet simultaneously breaking free from its own … Continue reading Jonesing for intent
Six Nuggets from The Twitter Stream
Vibrant Twitter washes many a golden nuggets down its ever-flowing stream. After months of crouching, soaking and back-breaking filtering, I've managed to collect some to share. These shiny pieces aren’t earth-shattering, but they describe what Twitter means to me and why I always make the effort of keeping social media in perspective. photo sourced from … Continue reading Six Nuggets from The Twitter Stream

