AI · Jamie Thingelstad

September 17, 2025

POAP 7453396 for SPS Women in Tech Q3 2025 Lunch & Learn.

The image for this POAP was created via GPT-5 with the prompt:

I would like you to generate an image for a circular POAP badge with a vibrant teal-to-orange gradient background. At the center is the Women in Tech (WiT) logo — a clean, minimal flat-style laptop with coffee and charts inside, outlined in white. Radiating outward are subtle glowing neural network dots and arcs, minimal and elegant, giving an AI-inspired futuristic vibe. At the bottom-right inside the circle is a small playful line-art outline portrait of Jamie Thingelstad, wearing a hat with a bird perched on it, drawn in the same minimal outlined style as the WiT logo. Inside the circle edges, curved text: on top “WiT Q3 Lunch & Learn”, on bottom “How AI is Transforming Product Creation”. A small ribbon banner under the logo reads “Jamie Thingelstad · Sept 18, 2025”. Fun, playful, but clean and polished, with all elements fully contained within the circle for cropping.

August 17, 2025

Blog Categories via LLM

After using GPT-5 to create category introductions for my website I got to thinking about the categories themselves. With over 9,800 blog posts spanning 20+ years it is daunting to figure out an approach to categories. It is especially daunting to approach them in a way that …

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August 14, 2025

Category Introductions via LLM

I used GPT-5 to create introduction text for my blog categories. Now I just need Tiny Theme to pull them in and I’ll be set. This is the prompt I used: I’m including a list of all categories on my blog along with the link to the archive page for that category. I would like you to …

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August 6, 2025

Writing is Thinking

With the ever growing cadre of tools that can help us create this is an important reminder that Writing is Thinking from Nature. However, writing is not only about reporting results; it also provides a tool to uncover new thoughts and ideas. Writing compels us to think — not in …

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August 2, 2025

I upgraded to ChatGPT Pro a couple months ago and it has been amazing. Now I upgraded to Claude Max as well, mostly because Claude Code is that useful. I use both for research, ChatGPT is way better for images and creative. Claude for building projects and executing things. Incredible stuff. 👨‍💻

July 20, 2025

My brother Isaiah is playing around with radio stuff and making his own devices to communicate over long distances. Check out LoRa Chat that he is working on and Vibe Coding. 📡

July 20, 2025

Guess I’m done trying to get this deploy working for now. 💀

Claude usage limit reached message saying limit resets at 12pm America/Chicago with suggestion to upgrade for more usage.

July 20, 2025

Working with Claude Code to get the deployment working for what I created yesterday. In many ways the deployment to AWS is much harder than creating the thing!

Terminal window showing Claude Code agent debugging an AWS Lambda Docker manifest format error, writing a simplified Dockerfile using Python 3.9 runtime.

July 17, 2025

Emerged from water

Saw this prompt and wanted to give it a try. Me A black and white close-up portrait with visible water droplets and small bubbles on the face like the subject just emerged from water. The mood should feel intense and cinematic, with a dark, minimal background. GPT-4o Looks really …

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July 16, 2025

A brand new AI startup with great pedigree and a $12 billion valuation.

Thinking Machines Lab, a buzzy AI startup founded by Mira Murati, raised $2bn in new capital, valuing the firm at $12bn. Ms Murati has recruited an impressive roster of researchers from OpenAI, where she was previously chief technology officer. That helped to persuade Nvidia and AMD, two giant chipmakers, to invest, even though the firm currently lacks much of a strategy (or revenue). — Economist, World in Brief, July 16, 2025

These numbers make the “dot com” bubble look like nothing.