Brainwaves
Tomas Heligr-Pyke, Michael PykeA slightly chaotic library of tech insights, SEO wizardry, unapologetic opinions, and practical AI wisdom.
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I made Sudoku worse. You're welcome.
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Once again, I build stuff because I can, not because I should.
On today’s episode, we are looking at Multiversal Sudoku. I had been wondering whether I could make a Sudok...
Please stop writing to a word count
Photo: Bokeh / Tomedia. Person Taking a Photo at Night.
There is a very efficient way to ruin a useful explanation. Decide it needs to be 2,000 words before you work out what it needs to explain.
You can usually tell when this has happene...
When the machine gets harder to read
Photo: Bokeh / Tomedia. Blurred City Lights at Night.
Welcome to AGI · Part 3 of 6
When I use a reasoning model, I get those updates about what it’s doing. It thinks I want this, it’s going to try that, it couldn’t find something, so it’s...
I keep meaning to pray. Then I go and do everything else.
Photo: Bokeh / Tomedia. Tree Branches and Leaves in Nature.
There is a fairly consistent complaint running through my church notes.
I need to pray more.
Different date, different passage, sometimes a different church. Same bloke arriving...
AI can act like it's in pain. I'm still thinking about fake chicken.
Photo: Bokeh / Tomedia. Toy Figure Among Urban Graffiti and Plants.
Apparently AI feels pain now. I saw the Independent’s headline and immediately found myself thinking about fake chicken.
You can make something that looks like chicken, t...
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