Reposting my TL;DR of the Delfik projects done during 2025 - more complete list

The 2025 Archive: A TL;DR of My Digital Journey

From AI Evolution to Ancient Philosophy and the Quest for Awesome Things.

1. The ChatGPT Timeline Project (2022–2026)

A 39-month retrospective tracking the shift from November 30, 2022, when the world first met ChatGPT, to the present "Reasoning Revolution" of 2026. We’ve moved from asking AI to write pirate jokes to delegating complex graduate-level problems to "System 2" autonomous agents.

2. 2000 Awesome Things

Inspired by the lineage of gratitude projects, I’m hunting down 2,000 bursts of everyday magic. From the perfect micro-foam on a latte to the comfort of an old friend, this series is a training manual for the brain to notice what’s undeniably right in a loud, complicated world. Go here for the beautifully designed blog.

3. The "Beautiful Sites" Paradox

A humorous defense of my digital aesthetic. While Delfik Orakle remains a "digital cave" full of fossilized widgets and 2008-era fonts, projects like Fulmo and La Gxoja Filozofio prove that I do, in fact, have modern taste. I just choose to live in the scrappy basement of the web. Go here for one of the beautiful websites I created as proof of the La Belaj Retejoj (trans. : "Beautiful websites") project.

4. Philosophy & The Joyful Chatbot

A deep dive into Scholasticism, Stoicism, and Confucianism. By critiquing the rigid hierarchies and dogmas of the past, I’ve worked toward a "Joyful Philosophy." This culminated in an interactive La Gxoja Filozofio Chatbot—turning static philosophical footnotes into a living, breathing conversation. Go here for the La Gxoja Filozofio (trans. "The Happy Philosophy") website.

5. La Gxojaj Mesagxoj Project - The "Happy Messages" Project

This project demonstrates how software architecture can engineer 'optionality' - you can build different workflows to get different things accomplished efficiently. This project also demonstrates precise communication across creative and political spheres. From rapid Esperanto book composition to high-level strategic outreach, it proves that the right technical system can bridge language gaps and foster deep intuitive understanding—or 'grokking'—between people.. Go here for the La Gxoja Filozofio (trans. "The Happy Philosophy") website.

Want to see the full list of Awesome Things or talk to the Philosopher Bot?

Explore the Full Archive of Projects on GitHub 

Yoga for Hips and Low Back Release

This video was previously shared on this blog. Reposting along with some newly generated content.

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Yoga for Hips and Low Back Release: A Gentle Reset

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Tension in the hips and lower back is common, especially for those of us who spend long hours sitting or moving in repetitive patterns. This yoga sequence focuses on opening the hip joints, et cetera. There are many wonderful videos like this available on the Internet. Just be careful which postures you do. Each posture should be designed to create space, improve mobility, and encourage relaxation, helping both body and mind feel lighter and more aligned.

Even just a few minutes of mindful practice can help ease discomfort, improve posture, and bring awareness to areas we often neglect. Yoga flow is gentle yet effective, suitable for practitioners of all levels. Regular attention to the hips and lower back not only supports movement but also reduces stress and tension that accumulates over time.

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This post, including the content above, was generated with the assistance of A.I. It demonstrates how technology can help revisit and present wellness practices in clear, engaging ways, making self-care more accessible to everyone.

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Below is the previously posted "Yoga for Hips and Low Back Release" video.

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"Yoga for anxiety" video

Content for this post was generated using Gen A.I.

I have been writing about Gen A.I. and using it since ChatGPT came out in November 2022. Please go to the Blog Archive section of this blog to view previous posts on this blog (DelfikOrakle.Blogspot.com). 

Please go here for a previous post.

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Yoga for Anxiety: Returning to the Breath

Below is a "Yoga for anxiety" video.

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I shared this Yoga for Anxiety video earlier on this blog, and I’m reposting it now for a simple reason: anxiety doesn’t arrive on schedule.

It shows up quietly—in the shoulders, in shallow breathing, in the sense that everything feels slightly urgent even when nothing actually is. When that happens, reasoning alone often isn’t enough. The body needs to be invited back into safety.

This practice is intentionally gentle. No pushing, no performance, no “powering through.” Just slow movement, steady breathing, and space to notice what’s happening without judgment. The aim isn’t to eliminate anxiety, but to change your relationship with it—so it stops running the whole room.

If you’re feeling restless, overwhelmed, or mentally noisy, consider this an invitation to pause. Even a few minutes of conscious movement can interrupt the spiral and remind the nervous system that it’s allowed to settle.

Come back to it whenever you need. No goals. No timelines. Just breath, movement, and a bit more ease than before.

🧘🏽‍♂️ #studentMentalWellness #mentalWellness

 

Welcome to My Yoga Series - Intro

This post, like the others in this series, was generated with the assistance of A.I. 

Welcome to the journey—let’s explore yoga together, one breath and one movement at a time.

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Welcome to My Yoga Series

I’m excited to begin sharing a series of posts on yoga, wellness, and mindful movement. Over the coming months, I’ll make a few posts. The posts will focus on a few Yoga posts. If you want specific sequences or techniques, with practical guidance for anyone looking to bring a bit more balance and calm into their daily life, there are many resources on the Internet out there. This series is meant to simply test out some software we are building.

Please note that the content is generated with the assistance of A.I. This allows my company to combine traditional yoga knowledge with modern technology, creating clear, accessible, and engaging explanations of each practice. Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner or just starting your yoga journey, we hope these posts from Qwykr Technologies inspire curiosity, mindfulness, and a deeper connection with your body and breath.

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The 2025 Archive: A TL;DR of My Digital Journey

From AI Evolution to Ancient Philosophy and the Quest for Awesome Things.

1. The ChatGPT Timeline (2022–2026)

A 39-month retrospective tracking the shift from November 30, 2022, when the world first met ChatGPT, to the present "Reasoning Revolution" of 2026. We’ve moved from asking AI to write pirate jokes to delegating complex graduate-level problems to "System 2" autonomous agents.

2. 2000 Awesome Things

Inspired by the lineage of gratitude projects, I’m hunting down 2,000 bursts of everyday magic. From the perfect micro-foam on a latte to the comfort of an old friend, this series is a training manual for the brain to notice what’s undeniably right in a loud, complicated world.

3. The "Beautiful Sites" Paradox

A humorous defense of my digital aesthetic. While Delfik Orakle remains a "digital cave" full of fossilized widgets and 2008-era fonts, projects like Fulmo and La Gxoja Filozofio prove that I do, in fact, have modern taste. I just choose to live in the scrappy basement of the web.

4. Philosophy & The Joyful Chatbot

A deep dive into Scholasticism, Stoicism, and Confucianism. By critiquing the rigid hierarchies and dogmas of the past, I’ve worked toward a "Joyful Philosophy." This culminated in an interactive La Gxoja Filozofio Chatbot—turning static philosophical footnotes into a living, breathing conversation.

Want to see the full list of Awesome Things or talk to the Philosopher Bot?

Explore the Full Archive of Projects on GitHub 

Code Red & The Agent Era

We are pretty close to the end of 2025. And this is yet another Gen A.I. related post.

We close out 2025 with a shocker: Sam Altman issued an internal 'Code Red' at OpenAI. Despite having 800 million users, the pressure from Google’s Gemini 3 Flash and Anthropic's efficiency gains forced OpenAI to pivot. On December 11, they surprise-dropped GPT-5.2, split into three specialized modes: Instant, Thinking, and Pro. The year ended not with a whimper, but with the birth of the Autonomous Agent. We are no longer just 'chatting' with an AI; we are delegating our lives to it. 

As the fireworks will start going off for 2026, the question changed from 'Can AI do my job?' to 'Which AI is my CEO?'

 
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Saluton, 2026! 

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TL;DR - Please note that this is another post in a series of posts I began making from November 2022, when ChatGPT first came out.

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The Search Engine Slayer

The 'Google Killer' narrative finally grew teeth this month. 

OpenAI fully rolled out ChatGPT Search to all users, and for many of us, the 'Search' button is officially gathering dust. Why scroll through ten blue links and SEO-optimized recipes when you can get a cited, real-time answer in four seconds? But it wasn’t all smooth sailing; OpenAI internally declared a 'Code Orange.' Competitors like Gemini and Claude are closing the gap, and users are starting to demand more than just 'smart'—they want 'reliable.'

The novelty has faded; the battle for our default browser has begun.

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Outro Post — The Edge is Human

Outro Post — The Edge is Human

As our James Bond–themed series comes to a close, one truth remains: gadgets can dazzle, AI can impress, but the edge is human. Bond survives not because of the latest device, but because he notices the detail the system missed, questions assumptions, and acts decisively.

In an AI-saturated world, we can take the same approach. Use technology wisely, question outputs critically, and let your judgment guide your choices. The mission isn’t just about tools—it’s about perspective, adaptability, and courage.

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This post, like the others in this series, was generated with the assistance of A.I. Your license to act wisely in a complex, automated world is always active—trust it, sharpen it, and never forget: the edge is human.

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TL;DR: This is an Outro post for a short series of posts made on the James Bond theme. Hope you enjoyed the James Bond short story, which was the highlight of the series. This is an Outro for a project by Qwykr Technologies to develop software to display short stories or short novels by your favorite author, or those you wrote yourself, in the best possible way.

Please go to this link here to view of a demo of how Qwykr's software platform can help you show off your work in the most aesthetically pleasing way. See how beautiful that book looks?

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James Bond in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

 James Bond has always been a story about technology—but never about trusting it.

Q’s gadgets explode, malfunction, or get abandoned mid-mission. Villains rely too much on systems that assume compliance. Bond survives not because he has the best tech, but because he knows when to ignore it.

That tension feels especially relevant in October 2025.

We now live with AI systems that can draft strategies, simulate outcomes, and speak with convincing authority. Like Q’s devices, they are dazzling. Unlike Bond’s gadgets, they don’t come with a clear off switch—or a dry British warning label.

Bond’s enduring appeal isn’t the tuxedo or the martini. It’s his insistence on human judgment in environments saturated with tools. He improvises. He notices the detail the system missed. He distrusts certainty—especially when it sounds polished.

In an AI-saturated world, that mindset matters.

Today’s risk isn’t rogue machines with laser beams. It’s over-delegation: letting systems decide what deserves attention, what counts as truth, what action is “optimal.” Bond would call that sloppy tradecraft. Good agents verify. Great agents think sideways.

If James Bond were rebooted for 2025, he wouldn’t fight AI. He’d use it—sparingly, or, at least, with great discernment. He’d treat it like a powerful but unreliable informant: useful for reconnaissance, dangerous for judgment, fatal if mistaken for authority.

Bond is not anti-technology. He’s anti-complacency.

That may be the most valuable lesson the franchise offers an AI-shaped future: tools should sharpen human instinct, not replace it. The mission still requires courage, skepticism, and the willingness to act when the model hesitates.

The name’s Bond.
The edge is human.

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Above: a picture of James Bond Beach in Jamaica

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For my Esperantist friends:
"Bonvenon al mia blogo.

Bonvolu iri ĉi tien por antaŭa afiŝo pri James Bond. Mallonga rakonto inkluzivita, senpage, lol.

“Ĉi tiu blogo estas ĉefe uzata por eksperimentoj pri artefarita inteligenteco."

In English: 

"Welcome to my blog.

Please go here for a previous James Bond post. Short story included, free of charge, lol.

This blog is mostly used for A.I. experiments."

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2000 Awesome Things - The Outro

The Joy Doesn't Stop Here... ✨

We’ve only just scratched the surface.

From the perfect milk foam to the nostalgia of a long-lost book, these "Awesome Things" are more than just posts—they’re a growing archive of reasons to smile. Because life moves fast, I’ve moved the full collection to its very own home where the countdown continues.

If you need a quick hit of dopamine, a reminder that the world is still a pretty cool place, or if you want to see if your favorite "small thing" made the list, come join me over at the official blog.

[2000 Awesome Things Blog]

There are hundreds (and eventually thousands!) more waiting for you there. The world is loud and complicated, but it’s also full of awesome things. Let’s keep counting them together. 

#2000AwesomeThings #StayAwesome #KeepLookingUp

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TL;DR - Outro for a project that I executed to show how A.I. can be used to create a blog that would feature small everyday things that are surely nothing short of awesome.

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