Fuck it. I’m gonna learn Game Theory with this free playlist from Yale. > critical for economics > some brain work-out > it’s just fun > high signal

The UI is more beautiful but the UX on mac is just HORRIBLE! you have to install a software for the easiest things (like having a clipboard) The only upside of the mac for me was: - it is super light - the battery life If you u tend to work outside then these two matter to you.

AI Agents from First Principles is one of those technical blog posts that reads like a novel. Explains the theory and code behind the core agent modules, no frameworks or abstractions: prompts → tools → memory → RAG → best practices I love these authentic blogs.

Google is releasing a 5-Day AI Agents course on Kaggle. Their last course had over 420,000 learners. This one covers: > Agents and their architectures > Tools & MCP integration > Context Engineering > Evaluating the quality of agents > Prototype to Production

The true vibe coders before ChatGPT.

The most transformative AI paper of the decade. No competition.

I switched from Windows to Mac recently. It has 0 developer benefits.

At the first semester of my master’s, a few courses were based on this book. It’s a solid textbook respected by all experts, but half the content is almost irrelevant to today’s AI forefront. If you start to read it, know what to expect. This will not teach you anything about

You develop a different kind of respect to this guy once you know his philosophy. His level of “I don’t give a crap” is unmatched by most tech leaders.

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You can’t.

How to vibe-code an app in one day and actually make money: 🧵

Steve Jobs condensed a 4-year marketing degree in 2 minutes like nobody else ever could.

I have not seen a single creator happy with the new algo. They’re indifferent at best. It turns a random post viral and shadow 100 others, 0 consistency. Timeline is filled with repetitive tasteless slop. It’s really sad how an algorithm can have a downfall in 2025.

Prompt injection is sweeping the internet. 😂

These 5 free Substack blogs will make you opinionated about what's going on in AI: > Ahead of AI by @rasbt ~tehcnical/LLM~ > Ben's Bites @bensbitesdaily ~building apps~ > The Palindrome by @TivadarDanka ~AI math~ > The Neural Maze ~AI systems~ > Latent Space @swyx ~AI insights~

Jupyter Notebook, my precious.

10> Organizations that make it, buy adaptive systems rather than building in-house and select tools that learn and remember over time. "Agentic Web" will dominate, agents replace static workflows and communicate across vendors with protocols like MCP.

9> The job impact reality: Organizations that have crossed the GenAI Divide show measurable external cost reduction while slightly decreasing internal headcount. Hirings now prioritize applicants who know how to work with AI.

8> Organizations that truly adapt, look at external AI vendors as business service providers rather than SaaS vendors. Why? Because they need deep workflow customization, and clear data boundaries.

7> Partnering with external providers has double (66%) the rate of success of building those tools internally(33%). Again, massive economic opportunity.