This is how to use AI to make dinner from what’s already in your fridge
It’s 6pm, the fridge is a museum of unrelated ingredients, and delivery is winning. Take one photo before you order.
It’s 6pm, the fridge is a museum of unrelated ingredients, and delivery is winning. Take one photo before you order.
The #1 reason AI gives you horoscope answers: you asked a horoscope question. Skill one, and the one every other skill stands on.
The menu has no photos, the waiter is waiting, and Google Translate gives you words without meaning. Your camera can do better now.
Everyone quietly suspects everyone else already knows how to use AI. Here’s the same feeling from 1997, and why it was wrong then too.
A $1,940 bill with a line that just says "adjustment," and a billing office that never answers. Photograph it before you pay it.
Paste the job posting. Paste your resume. Get the questions they’ll actually ask, then rehearse with something that pushes back.
Not to script it. To untangle what you actually want to say from the three arguments you’ve already had in the shower.
Two nearly identical products, one costs 40% more, and the labels are designed to confuse you. Photograph both. Ask one question.
The reason school felt hard wasn’t you; it was the pace. Here’s how to make AI teach at exactly your speed, starting from what you already know.
Google gives everyone the same top ten list. Here’s how to get an itinerary built around how you actually travel.
Paint chips lie. Here’s how to use photos of your actual room, with your actual light, before buying a single can.
The average appointment is 15 minutes. Here’s how to walk in with the right questions instead of remembering them in the parking lot.