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This week, I was doing some lesson plans for a teacher friend using “Entrepreneurship” from Rice University.

Cynthia Dunlop, of writethatblog, wrote just the other day about Rubber ducking your blog post with an LLM.

In England, after the Norman Conquest, most of the defeated English became the property of the Norman Lord who was granted the land by the King.

I just hit an error message that just said “You did <something>” and the process halted.

I knew that, in Canada and the US, the wealthy pay less taxes than the poor.

This is a little experiment in using an LLM to validate or invalidate motivations.

LLMs used more than once to hunt for problems will try really really hard to find problems, even if they’re gone.

In computer science, Morvin’s Meta-theorem applies: “Any problem can be solved with one more level of recursion.”

AI advancement has had roughly four eras.

If they’re big enough, every fad turns into a bubble.