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Bye, bye Medium
It’s not you, it’s me. A small guide on how to move on 😉 Intro From 2022 until now I used to have a blog on Medium. I loved the simplicity and community features that were available like subscriptions, comments, publishing and giving notifications to your audience, and so on. The only thing that bothered…
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How to Know If You Are Reading AI-Generated Text?
Greetings to all cheaters out there, we (will) see YOU Intro We live in the AI revolution, and if you haven’t stayed under a rock for the last five years, you probably know about OpenAI’s GPT. Just a refresher: “The OpenAI API can be applied to virtually any task that involves understanding or generating natural language…
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Is writing for yourself a sin?
A short letter to you Before I begin The following writing is part of the “Therapy writing(s)” series. In summary, I am pouring my soul, fears, ideas, and mind outside with each article, hoping to be better and possibly inspire you to do the same. If you want to get a bit more context before continuing, I…
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Misleading title
Nonsense subtitle that “explains” the title Did you end up here? Why did you click on an obviously misleading title? Are you intrigued or just extremely curious? Well, things are simple and complicated at the same time, aren’t they? My writing experiment of writing at least one “1 minute thought” per day goes fabulous! This is…
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The particular/general argument
One of my favorite arguments, socially speaking Intro Generalization is one of the key mechanisms that help us cope with things, and also understand them. In theory, generalization should be used to group identical or similar “objects”, draw a conclusion, and after that, when faced with a similar use case, you already have it figured out.…
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Are we creating thoughts, or do they create us?
Is the matter creating sense, or does sense, create matter You probably know by now the chicken and the egg paradox. Right? Well, to briefly remind you about it: “the question is, who was first the chicken or the egg?”. While we can play with the above and bite our tails off, the deeper concern here…
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Why delivering “simplicity” is harder?
A small story about the complications behind simple things Intro This is one of the things or questions that bother me. “Why more effort is needed when building something simple(easy to use and understand) versus something complicated. Each time when I start building or thinking about something, after drafting the initial idea, which can take multiple…
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The end of all words
A dystopic idea of how all writings will end at some point Sometimes when I have long walks, I think about how finite or infinite the possibilities of the world and society we live in are. This is one of those short ideas and small writings. And to be honest, I did not research anything to…
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Why do people stay in big queues for unimportant things?
Have you ever seen extremely big queues for donuts? or a drink in the corner? Those queues make life more interesting, but why do people prefer to stay hours and hours in big queues for nothing or at least that’s what we think — that those small things that they buy after staying in the queue are nothing……
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