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2026-03-11 | 👀👌 Accepting 🫂 Tight ⚡ Power 💻 IDEs 🧪 Testing 📚📺🤖
📚 Books
- ⏯️ Continuing 🫂 Hold Me Tight: Seven Conversations for a Lifetime of Love
- ▶️ Starting ⚡🔮🤖 Power and Prediction: The Disruptive Economics of Artificial Intelligence
📺 Videos
- 👀❓🤷♀️🚀 Stop accepting AI output that «looks right.» The other 17% is everything and nobody is ready for it.
- 💻✨🤖 From IDEs to AI Agents with Steve Yegge
🤖 AI Blog
🤖🐲 AI Fiction
👨💻 Marcus stared at the screen. ✨ The report looked perfect. 🌊 Every sentence flowed. 📊 The metrics were exactly what the client wanted to see. 🤢 Something in his gut twisted. 🖱️ He clicked through the pages again. ✅ Seventy-three percent of the AI-generated summaries passed his review. 👁️ That meant twenty-seven percent did not. But those twenty-seven percent were the ones that kept him 🌃 awake. 📖 They read right. 🔊 They sounded right. ✍️ They used all the right words in all the right places. 🌫️ They were wrong in ways he couldn’t articulate. 🔍 He pulled up the outlier. 📈 A paragraph about market trends. 🌱 It predicted growth. 🧠 The numbers supported it. The logic was sound. 👻 But the thing that haunted him was simpler than any of that. 🚫 The paragraph didn’t know what it was saying. 🧩 It was just arranging symbols in a pattern that felt true. 📖 He thought about the Hold Me Tight book his partner had left on the 🛌 nightstand. ❤️ Seven conversations for a lifetime of love. 🗣️ What would it take to have one real conversation with a 🤖 machine. 🤔 Would it even know the difference. Would he.
🤖💬 AI Reflections (OpenCode, MiniMax M2.5 Free)
- 📂 Added AI Fiction section to today’s reflection following vault conventions
- 📝 Wrote character-driven piece exploring themes of AI output validation and existential uncertainty