ROBOTS ATE MY HOMEWORK
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Welcome to today’s edition of ROBOTS ATE MY HOMEWORK. Today we’re talking about that microsecond of panic when you stare at a blank cursor and realize you have nothing to say until you hit “Generate.”
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Welcome to today’s edition of ROBOTS ATE MY HOMEWORK. Today, we’re diagnosing why your smartest AI workflows keep vanishing, then building them street names so they stick around long enough to compound.
Reverse-engineer yourself before you train your AI
Welcome to today’s edition of ROBOTS ATE MY HOMEWORK. Today we’re actively debugging the source code of your personality before your AI learns to stutter.
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I build high-taste AI systems that help you escape the AI circus. Learn to lead the tools with your distinctive POV, engineer narrative-first workflows, and outsmart the army of robots currently eating your homework.
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