514 posts about AI, learning, and building products
I tested GPT-4 as a reasoning engine to critique my analysis on AI's impact on paid search and SEO—and then had it rewrite the entire piece to fix its own criticisms.
Secured credit cards require a refundable deposit but report to credit bureaus just like regular cards—making them a powerful tool to build credit when you pay on time.
As an expat exploring America, I discovered five iconic national parks that reveal the country's soul—from Yosemite's granite giants to Death Valley's otherworldly landscapes.
Living in the US for over a year, I finally understood why half the country votes Republican—this raw memoir gave me the insight news never could.
While critics mock TreasuryDirect's design, 90% of users rate it excellent or good—and 4 million funded accounts prove functionality beats aesthetics.
I deep dive into GPT-4's technical paper to uncover the risks OpenAI is tracking—from emergent agentic behavior to power-seeking—as Microsoft rapidly integrates AI across Office 365.
I tested GPT-4 and GPT-3.5 on summarizing Ray Dalio's SVB collapse analysis—the difference in depth and detail surprised me more than I expected.
I discovered California's official School Dashboard compares every school across 6 key metrics—from test scores to suspension rates—helping parents make data-driven decisions.
I analyzed Google Trends data to uncover what Californians actually searched after SVB collapsed—and discovered surprising queries about last-minute bonuses and Oprah.
Two major analyses reached opposite conclusions about US vs China AI leadership—but they measured completely different things. Here's why both could be right.
A manager's output isn't measured by hours worked but by results achieved—yet meetings are essential to drive those results. The key is knowing which meetings matter and having the courage to say no to the rest.
Dan Wang's 2022 annual letter synthesizes China's pivotal year through zero-Covid, Xi's centralization, and Russia ties—revealing how politics now trumps economic growth.