Compound Interest
Slow thinking for people tired of rushing the wrong things, shared through short spoken and written thoughts that become more useful over time.
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The Expert Trap
I asked a simple question.
How do you wrap a leftover slice of pizza in aluminum foil?
Not a calzone. Not a space shuttle. Just... a slice of pizza.
What followed was fascinating.
The answer became more detailed. Then more optimized. Th...
The Shorts I Should Have Bought Twice
My wife does laundry on Fridays.
More importantly, she announces it.
For reasons I still don't fully understand, this has become one of the great blessings of my life.
My wife has always been diligent about laundry.
The advance-notice s...
Trust the Eff’n Algorithm
I asked the machine a simple question:
“Does the embedded link work?”
Now remember…
the machine generated: the URL, the formatting, AND the instructions.
So naturally I figured: this should be easy.
Instead the machine basically respon...
Trust the Eff’n Algorithm
The machine no longer says:
“I don’t know.”
Instead it politely responds:
“Please refine your query.”
Which sounds helpful…
until you realize what it actually means:
“Human… adjust yourself.”
And we do.
Constantly.
We rewrite resum...
Trust the Eff’n Algorithm
I’m old enough to remember when losing something usually meant: you lost the thing.
Not: the thing exists… somewhere… inside a probabilistic cloud labyrinth pretending to help.
Back then, retrieval was physical.
Drawers. Folders. Boxes....
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