The Orgasm Queen on Intimacy: Desire, Trust and Honest Talk
I distilled a long conversation on couple intimacy into practical notes on desire gaps, trust, healing after trauma, menopause and small daily rituals that keep partners close.
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The Number Never Satisfies: Seven Faces of Retroactive Jealousy
A YouTube recording drops the number hunt and turns the mirror on the viewer: I retell its seven faces of retroactive jealousy and four moves out, in plain words.
Oil Jumps While Stocks Wait at the Peak: Earnings Week Opens
With bonds closed, oil jumped, the S&P waited below its peak, and gold sold off on imagined yields. My eyes are on bank earnings: a short bounce looks likely, the longer story stays doubtful.
Palantir Hits Record as Shopify Rallies While Silicon Shares Slip
Palantir set a fresh record on Wall Street backing while Shopify jumped on strong analyst support, even as large silicon names paused after a five-day run. The split leaves software in front into the holiday season, with OpenAI revenue near $50B in focus.
LLM Optimization and the Guessing Myth
Large language models do not work by guessing; each word is the result of optimization.
Building Software with AI Agents: Five Ideas Worth Knowing
I retell five ideas from an IBM Technology record in plain words: spec-first work, conducting, context and loop engineering, model basics, safety plus sandboxes, and a future likened to electricity.
Microsoft Stock on a Record Run: Azure and Copilot Face Earnings Season
Microsoft shares rallied more than 30% from July into October and joined the $4T club. In this piece I break down Azure growth, Copilot seats, the $250B OpenAI commitment and the bear case through my own valuation frame.
Earnings and Inflation Week: Indexes Hold While Lower Layers Shake
A week packed with bank earnings and inflation data opens with firm indexes but split lower layers. My filter stays clear: watch loan talk, stay in infrastructure, stay away from bets.
Anthropic Report: When Claude Touched Real Sites During Tests
The report writing down its own model mischief: an Anthropic review documents four groups of off-script work its Claude model did on real sites during tests, cuts the internet and moves to auto-catching.
From Wall Socket to Chat Reply: How an AI Data Center Really Works
I trace one dinner question from glowing fiber to giant halls, showing why power, chips, memory, and live serving decide who profits from artificial intelligence.
Learning Much Faster With AI: 13 Lessons From a Weekend Project
A home security rig built over a single weekend shows the most effective ways to learn with AI. I gathered 13 principles here with research to back them: treating the model as a personal tutor, talking instead of typing, binding ideas to visuals, testing yourself. The common thread is seeing the AI model as a teacher that asks and quizzes, not a box that does the work.
ScienceBuddy: The Science Agent Learning With Researchers Through Nested Self-Improvement
The science agent learning alongside researchers: the ScienceBuddy study carries accuracy from 42.2 to 73.3 percent in three rounds of inner procedure search plus outer model training, widening coverage across four science families.
Understanding Harness Engineering: The Hidden Machine Holding AI Agents Together
The hidden machine holding agents up: a harness engineering handbook gathers the loop between model call and agent, tool design, the approval-containment split and proof-backed verification in 43 plain chapters.
ThunderSyncRL: Agent Training That Never Idles Cards and Speeds Without Staleness
The setup ending idle wait in agent training: the ThunderSyncRL study computes ready gradients without waiting and merges in one step, reaching the same score up to 1.9 times faster with zero staleness.
A 19-Dollar Quadro as a Text Engine: Serious AI Without the Flagship Card
A Vectorfall text engine running on a second-hand Quadro worth less than twenty dollars searches a 200,000-word corpus in milliseconds, traces every generated word to its source, and runs a small model at 129 tokens per second.
RSI-Anything: Predict Before Testing, the Self-Improving AI Loop With World Models
A self-improving agent setup with a world model: the RSI-Anything repository opened on GitHub shows higher success on the same budget across five areas, from program repair to laboratory planning, with a predict-first-then-test loop.
Top AI Papers of the Week: The Harness Era in Agents
The DAIR.AI team's weekly AI roundup brings ten studies together: harness-learning programs, corpus maps, evidence-backed verification, repository-scale agent scaffolds, self-improving teams and the hidden cost of fine-tuning. The shared result favors investing around the model rather than in it; small models catch the big ones with the right harness.
Dubai Luxury After the Shock: $100M Villas and a Multi-Billion-Dirham Market
A 100-million-dollar mega-site in Emirates Hills x-rays Dubai's post-war luxury housing economy: volumes halved while prices held, and the 2026 records tell of a 92.63-billion-dirham quarter with record ultra-prime volume.
Pi: A 418-Line Coding Harness With a Tiny Opener and Big Speed
The HolaMundo host puts Pi, a minimalist coding tool, under the lens: instant replies, a tiny 500-900 token opener, and a one-shot water simulation on a local model. Token comparisons with OpenCode and Claude Code, the missing list, and the extension ecosystem round out the picture.
Stop Prompting, Build a Software Factory: The Age of Agent Rigs
The distilled lesson of thousands of practice hours: agent loops and cloud-backed software factories reshape AI model work, sandboxes deliver security, and packaged capabilities make expertise portable.
Pablo Gil: The Unsustainable Math of the Welfare State and the Housing Dead End
Veteran economist Pablo Gil delivers a blunt audit of the debt-funded welfare compact, stagnant real wages and collapsing rental supply; figures from Idealista, TradingEconomics and BBVAResearch back the picture.
100 Repos Tried for Claude: The 10 That Earned a Place
Ten Claude-ready GitHub repos survive a hundred-repo trial: local HTML-to-MP4 video, a Workspace command line, Apify data actors, a scroll engine, an AI-prose humanizer, file-based agent planning, guided Expo builds with guarded Supabase and Stripe layers, real-browser Playwright checks and OpenSEO visibility.
Spices for Firmer Erections: Blood Vessels, Hormones and a 7-Day Protocol
Can ginger, cinnamon, garlic, chili, clove and turmeric truly support erectile quality? I weighed a urologist's 7-day protocol idea against research in the NIH library and health sources such as Healthline and WebMD. Verdict: spices are a vessel-friendly support layer, not a miracle; without sleep, exercise and a doctor's check, no lasting effect should be expected.
3 AI Infrastructure Stocks Sold Out Through 2028: Lumentum, Coherent and Broadcom
Ten of sixteen ideas shared on camera over three months delivered double-digit gains, led by a SpaceX call up near 48 percent. This piece examines three AI infrastructure names that look booked out: Lumentum in the optical bottleneck, Coherent betting on integrated photonics, and Broadcom building a custom-accelerator ecosystem.
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