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Rubik's hypercubes

on August 13, 2007

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I came across the four and five dimensional versions of the Rubik's cube the other day. Absolutely fascinating. Links below.

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The new blog - Why My Blog Is So Ugly and Where My Beautiful Websites Are

The new blog is live! 🎉 You can feast your eyes on it at the link below. Yes, the blog has that title, and you really can view at the following URL : Why My Blog Is So Ugly and Where My Beautiful Websites Are Yes — in case I forgot to say, that’s the actual title. And no, it’s not clickbait. I genuinely needed to address the elephant in the CSS. Have fun, and try not to judge the fonts too harshly. 😅 [+]

🧵Blog Post (n+1): I Swear I Know What I'm Doing

🧵Blog Post (n+1): I Swear I Know What I'm Doing Sometimes people stumble onto Delfik Orakle and assume I have no design taste. Fair. But unfair. Because — and I say this with all due humility — I’ve also created websites like this: 👉 www.fulmo.live Go on. Click it. Marvel at the clean lines. The modern layout. The absence of beige-induced sadness. Yes, I built that. Yes, I also built this . Let’s call Delfik Orakle my digital equivalent of a lovingly preserved vintage sweater: slightly itchy, strangely shaped, but full of character.

James Bond, Esperanto style

This story was composed using Generative A.I. I have been writing about A.I. and using Generative A.I. since ChatGPT came out in 2022. Please go to earlier posts on this blog for previous posts. [+] The Name’s Bond. James Bond… But Online. An Esperanto-style spy story for the Wi-Fi age James Bond was no longer a man of Aston Martins and martinis. Those days were relics of an analog world where fists and bullets solved problems. The world had changed, and so had MI6. Now the great wars weren’t fought in the back alleys of Istanbul or the casinos of Macau. They were fought on timelines, hashtags, and trending feeds. Bond’s missions read like content calendars: infiltrate, destabilize, and neutralize hostile influence campaigns. His gadgets were analytics dashboards; his safe houses, VPNs. There was a twist. Bond had reinvented himself as Esperanto Bond —the first universal agent of the dig...

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