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AI that works by prompts: Mastering prompt engineering (with examples) When ChatGPT first launched and went viral, there was some general feeling around the tool that it was a shortcut to doing real work. Anyone can type in a…
“Anxiety is not the enemy, it is the messenger. The mistake is killing the messenger instead of reading the letter.” ~unknown It’s 3 a.m. I’m lying in the dark, planning my own funeral. Not because there is anything wrong. My…
I’ve been noticing a pattern lately. Not in one person. Not in one story. But across people, across situations. It usually starts like any other relationship — exciting, consuming and full of attention. Someone new enters your life, and naturally,…
Lord of the Vampires. king of the dead The ultimate lover. All refer to the immortal Count Dracula, who originally appeared in Bram Stoker’s 1897 novel. Yet the character’s fame grew from his more than 200 cinematic revivals, beginning with…
by Matt Simongrist “This story was originally published grist. Sign up for Grist Weekly newsletter here“ High in the Ötztal Alps near the border of Austria and Italy, sprawled across the closest thing you can get — scientifically, at least…
Sometimes it all feels like too much, and it’s hard to use all the valuable lessons you’ve learned when you want to use them all at once for life. It’s also easy to feel overwhelmed by what you’re dealing with…
Many years ago, when I was young and my father was still alive, I found him sitting quietly on the patio bench in the front yard. Beside him lie an iced tea and a book on Austrian history on an…
A quote has been making the rounds online lately. It goes like this: “Women sacrifice their marriage for their happiness and men sacrifice their happiness for their marriage.” On the surface, it sounds like something worth sitting with. Thought provoking.…
The public debate about artificial intelligence in higher education largely revolves around a familiar concern: fraud. Should students use chatbots to write essays? Can trainers say? Should universities ban technology? Embrace it? This concern is understandable. But focusing so much…
