Robot Falls, Fails and Funny Moments from China’s World Humanoid Games
Creepy and funny at the same time.
Creepy and funny at the same time.
I have heard and read from AI fans that AI is like a calculator. Would you calculate difficult stuff by hand when you have a calculator available? First of all, despite we have calculator, we are still teaching kids to… Read More »AI Is Not a Calculator
You are what you consume. “you become what you worship. Give your attention and devotion to something blind, and you go blind. Trust in something deaf, and you lose the capacity to hear. Serve something that cannot feel, and you… Read More »The Battlefield of Attention
A lot of people are boasting about how they automate their writing to an AI. My take is simple – if AI can write it, maybe it does not need to be written. Writing is thinking. Outsourcing your thinking is… Read More »Writing is Thinking
I often see that people not capable of dealing with their issue like to pass the solving of the issue to someone else. It can be as trivial as setting up a notification rules for an app. It is easier… Read More »Having Others Solve Your Incompetence
I think it will be like fifth year now that I do not drink for a month two times a year. Usually it is March and October. It always brings a lot of clarity and changes. I know it seems… Read More »Being Sober
Not everything needs to be monetized. “The entire machinery of online discourse around building and creating has been so thoroughly captured by entrepreneurial “logic” that we’ve lost the language to describe what it feels like to simply make a thing… Read More »The Noble Path
I am giving Mastodon and social media in general another go after a while. Here is what I have noticed immediately – even after years of social media detox, my brain immediately craves for next posts. I love RSS, and… Read More »Once You Are a Junkie, Always a Junkie
Even a real diagnosis is the least interesting thing about you. “You have been told a very dangerous lie: that you are fragile. I don’t think so.” https://tantaman.com/2025-01-01-you-are-not-your-diagnosis
Early retirement was always the default. “Even during the commercial efflorescence of the late Republic and Principate, no one argued that accumulation was virtuous in itself. The rich man who kept working when he could afford otium was pitiable or… Read More »Burnout is a Modern Invention