Imagine handing someone a sheet of paper with ten tasks on it. They read the list, keep it in their in-tray, and pile on top of it all the documents they need to accomplish the tasks. They might get the first two or three tasks right. Then the task
I finished Project Hail Mary on a Tuesday night and immediately wanted to read it again. Not just for the plot. For Rocky as well. If you haven't read it: Rocky is an alien engineer. He and the human protagonist spend the book building a shared language from
So you finally employed someone to do the tasks you had planned. If you missed how the loop works, start with E01. Spoiler: you have hired AI. Now, what is the role of this employee supposed to be? Do you want him to be responsible for accounting, IT, HR all
💡A great Project Manager makes sure that the right work gets done, by the right people, at the right time — without doing it themselves. Imagine that you hire one person to do all the work at your company. They understand what you want to get done, plan tasks, execute them,
💡The people who understand AI agentic tools are still losing control of them. Summer Yue runs AI alignment at Meta’s Superintelligence Lab. Her job is literally to make sure AI does not do things that it shouldn’t. In February she decided to use an AI agent to go
I recently accomplished something I never thought possible. I, a father in my mid-30s, lost 40lbs in 6 months after getting a health scare. I did this alongside my 9-5 job, no crash diets, no 6-day gym weeks and no miracle supplements. Once I crossed my 36th
Every two to three months, I reach a point with my workouts where I feel that my strength gains are reducing. I approach the gym instructors and ask them what I could change and they sometimes provide variations of the exercises I already do and at other times they tell
A practical training generator for people who want sustainable fitness — not another app. No app. No subscriptions gymnastics. No high-intensity-everything bias. Just clear, editable plans you can actually follow and adjust. Built for people who care about long-term fitness, sensible progression, and training that fits real life
I find Zone 2 cardio super boring. It's one of those concepts that science says is super beneficial, yet I cannot stick to it. It is not challenging enough. My brain keeps nudging me to push harder, as if it's telling me "Hey! You can
Moat people train "kind of hard" and get the worst of both worlds. This free AI prompt helps you estimate your personal Zone 2 heart rate using whatever tools you already have. It adapty to your data, explains the method it uses, and shows you how to validate