A few weeks ago I started a prompt based blog:

1. I prompt once
2. I publish whatever the text bot replies & include the prompt at the bottom
3. I feed the first paragraph to an image bot to illustrate the post

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May 17, 2023

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The RAG Paradox: When Retrieved Information Conflicts with Model Knowledge

The RAG Paradox: When Retrieved Information Conflicts with Model Knowledge

Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) has become the go-to architecture for building AI systems that can access up-to-date information and cite sources. The promise is elegant: combine the reasoning capabilities of large language models with the freshness and specificity of retrieved documents. But there's a fundamental problem lurking beneath this

Why Kantor’s Behavioural Propensities Model Beats “Bristol Mayers” for Actionability—And How to Put It to Work

Why Kantor’s Behavioural Propensities Model Beats “Bristol Mayers” for Actionability—And How to Put It to Work

For clarity, I’m comparing David Kantor’s model with the better-known Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (often mis-heard as “Bristol Mayers”). 1. From Personality Labels to Observable Moves Point of Comparison Kantor Behavioural Propensities Myers-Briggs (MBTI) Unit of analysis In-the-moment speech act (Move, Follow, Oppose, Bystand) Stable trait (e.g., INFP)

LinkedIn Posts: A Window into the Soul-Crushing Pitfalls of Corporate Life

LinkedIn Posts: A Window into the Soul-Crushing Pitfalls of Corporate Life

LinkedIn, the social network where everyone’s “thrilled to announce” their latest promotion or “grateful for the opportunity” to work 80-hour weeks, might seem like a gleaming showcase of professional success. But if you squint hard enough and read between the lines, those polished posts reveal the dark underbelly of

Why xAI Acquired X: A Strategic Move to Shield Elon Musk from a Tesla Margin Call?

Why xAI Acquired X: A Strategic Move to Shield Elon Musk from a Tesla Margin Call?

In late March 2025, Elon Musk announced that his artificial intelligence company, xAI, had acquired his social media platform, X, in an all-stock deal. The transaction valued xAI at $80 billion and X at $33 billion (after accounting for $12 billion in debt). This move, while framed as a synergy

AI-Powered Commit Messages: Keep Your Code Private While Boosting Clarity with Ollama GitAI

Maintaining clear and informative commit messages is essential for effective collaboration and project management in software development. However, crafting these messages consistently can be challenging, especially under tight deadlines. To address this, the ollama_gitai project offers a solution that leverages local AI models to generate meaningful commit messages without

AI Agents via API: Like Managing Employees Who Work for Someone Else

AI Agents via API: Like Managing Employees Who Work for Someone Else

In the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence, building and running AI agents through APIs—especially closed models hosted on external clouds—has become a go-to strategy for businesses and developers. It’s fast, scalable, and lets you tap into cutting-edge tech without reinventing the wheel. But there’s a

A reasoned Impossible Dinner on Decentralized Monetary Policy (Deepseek R1 version)

A reasoned Impossible Dinner on Decentralized Monetary Policy (Deepseek R1 version)

Course One: Appetizers & Monetary Anarchy Moderated by Jason Calacanis Setting: A dimly lit, oak-paneled dining room. Crystal glasses clink as servers pour wine. Stalin glowers at Trotsky, Bakunin slouches with anarchic glee, and Thiel taps his phone, unimpressed. Buffet nibbles a roll, eyeing the room like a value stock.