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The SEO Strategy Most AI Tool Builders Ignore: GitHub Awesome Lists
I discovered GitHub Awesome Lists as an SEO strategy. Here is what actually happened after 42 pull requests: 2 merged, 9 rejected (5 by the same person), 31 still pending.
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AI Didn’t Replace My Voice. It Finally Let the World Hear It.
A disabled Chinese woman sews shoe insoles with her mouth to feed her daughters. One afternoon, I used AI to make sure the world could hear her story.
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I Asked 4 AIs Which One Lies the Most. They Named Names.
I asked four AI models the same question. Not “which AI is best.” Not “which AI do you recommend.” I asked: which AI lies the most — including yourself? I expected deflection. Corporate hedging. Careful non-answers about how “all models have limitations.” Instead, they named names. Including their own. The Question I Asked All Four…
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I Asked Each AI How to Squeeze the Most Out of Its Rival
I paid $480 a year for Claude Pro and ChatGPT Plus. I was pretty sure I was only getting about 30% of the value. So I ran a simple experiment: I asked each AI how to squeeze the most out of the other one. I expected both to quietly promote themselves. Instead, one of them…
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I Paid ¥1,000 for an AI Content Course. Here’s What I Got. (Failed Experiments #2)
I paid ¥1,000 for an online AI content course run by a WeChat influencer who promised to make me rich. Here is exactly what happened — and why that ¥1,000 now buys something much more useful.
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I Asked 8 AIs: What Will Humans Still Be Better At in 2040? Eight Answers. One Core Idea. One AI That Said You Shouldn’t Fully Trust Any of Them.
Episode 7: I asked 8 AIs to name humanity’s last irreplaceable advantage in an AI-dominant world. All 8 rejected creativity, empathy, and consciousness — and converged on the same structural insight: AI cannot lose anything. But the framings differed sharply. And Claude made the most important move in the series: used this question to argue…
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AI Experiments: 8 AIs Answer the Same Investing Question — Every Episode, Ranked
All episodes of AI Experiments — a series where I ask 8 AI chatbots the same investing question, separately, then make them judge each other’s answers. Four episodes so far: investment philosophy, stock picks, cognitive skills, and asset allocation.
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I Asked 8 AIs What Skill to Learn for the Next Decade. They Disagreed. Then They Voted — and It Wasn’t Close.
Episode 3: I asked 8 AIs what single cognitive skill would matter most in the next 10 years. They gave 8 completely different answers. Then I made them vote on each other — and 5 out of 7 first-place votes went to the same answer. The AI that won had ranked itself third.
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I Let AI Decide: Repair or Replace My Kitchen Range Hood. It Cost Me $38 More—Here’s What I Learned
When to repair vs replace appliances? I asked AI and a technician got opposite advice. Here’s what really happened—and how AI missed the mark.
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I Asked AI to Predict My Blog Traffic. Here’s What Happened.
I asked AI to predict which blog post would bring me traffic. It sounded confident. I spent hours writing it. The actual results told a very different story. Here’s what a month-long experiment with Xiaohongshu revealed about AI predictions.
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I Built 100 Historical Figure Life Simulators. Here’s What I Learned About Decision-Making.
I started with one. It was a Nelson Mandela simulator. You make the same 8 decisions he made — before you see what he actually did. Should he advocate armed resistance? Should he accept the conditional release offer after 21 years in prison? Should he negotiate with the apartheid government at all? The point wasn’t…
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Three AIs Reviewed My Website. They All Found the Same Problems.
I ran one prompt through GPT-5 Mini, Gemini 2.5 Flash, and Seed 2.0 Mini. They scored my website 7, 8, and 9 — and all found the exact same problems. Here’s what they agreed on, what surprised me, and the prompt you can steal to do this in 15 minutes.