Terms  Jose, if you want me to keep writing on your blog, I have a couple terms and we will have to come to some sort of agreement. Then I am more than happy to help. I have a few requests, and they are in order of how negotiable they

Today at lunch I got into an argument with a teammate about whether personal finance should be taught in school. Her main argument was that personal finance is so personal how could you possible teach that as a subjective. To me this was her weakest argument. I think the two

💡I'm trying to crank out posts sorry for grammatical errors and basically no editing process. Not that I did that before anyway. This post spree will likely end soon! Around this June I'll have been tap dancing for 4 years, which is wild to believe. As

💡This blog post was written by my wonderful brother Samuel Bigio. He also has another guest post here. When I first read this blog post I thought it was good, but needed polish. 1. That's a wild double standard because I often have meandering thoughts, and don'

The last time I wrote about what a book that proclaims we should stop building AI right now, because inevitably we will build something too powerful, and it will end humanity. One refutation that I've heard is that even if AI gets super intelligent and it's

Earlier today I was invited to a meetup about the state of AI, and building agents. At the meetup I realized how entertaining it can be to have a discussion. A discussion can be very engaging. It gets your thoughts going, multiple people can bounce ideas off of each other.

There's a lot swirling around in my head. One writer who I read a recently shared this: Seems like someone has shared this old essay somewhere (who?), and it has been read more times in the last 12 hours than in the last two years. There is this

As a relatively healthy person I get sick more than anyone I know. I'm actually currently sick. I have a very mild sore throat that has persisted for close to a week, and feel a bit of body fatigue. As far as being sick goes it's