# algunos (blogs) — RSS Amplifier

Recent posts from the 2 feeds in the RSS Amplifier directory that cover algunos.

Page: <https://rssamplifier.com/topics/algunos/blogs>  
Feed: <https://rssamplifier.com/topics/algunos/blogs.md>

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## [¿Cómo desenmarañar la maraña mental?](https://isatmedina.substack.com/p/como-desenmaranar-la-marana-mental)

_2026-07-28 · Isa Medina · Isa Medina_

Mi mente se llena de ideas, pensamientos, objetivos, tareas... y termino en bloqueo mental.

## [Colección: aves](https://isatmedina.substack.com/p/coleccion-aves)

_2026-07-15 · Isa Medina · Isa Medina_

Algunos bocetos e ilustraciones que tengo por aquí.

## [Bitácora Palomera #02](https://isatmedina.substack.com/p/bitacora-palomera-02)

_2026-06-25 · Isa Medina · Isa Medina_

"Universos visuales y fotogramas: donde encuentro la chispa para seguir creando fuera del dibujo."

## [Bestiario de prueba: Avestruz](https://isatmedina.substack.com/p/bestiario-de-prueba-avestruz)

_2026-06-22 · Isa Medina · Isa Medina_

Jugando con varias técnicas y materiales.

## [Bitácora fotográfica](https://isatmedina.substack.com/p/bitacora-fotografica)

_2026-06-12 · Isa Medina · Isa Medina_

Guardando mi registro en fotos.

## [Exposición FIL Guadalajara 2025](https://isatmedina.substack.com/p/exposicion-fil-guadalajara-2025)

_2026-05-27 · Isa Medina · Isa Medina_

Organizada por la Asociación Mexicana de Ilustradores

## [Bestiario de prueba: Atún](https://isatmedina.substack.com/p/bestiario-de-prueba-atun)

_2026-05-05 · Isa Medina · Isa Medina_

Un pecesito, varias técnicas y pocas explicaciones

## [Gemini free tier is all you need](http://juanpabloaj.com)

_2026-04-30 · JuanPabloAJ Page_

TL;DR If your project makes a small number of LLM calls per day and can tolerate failures, Gemini’s free tier is probably enough. I say this after using it for a few weeks in some personal automations, not as a general recommendation. The title is deliberately exaggerated. For a specific class of problems: personal scripts, low-volume prototypes, and LLM steps inside a mostly deterministic…

## [Día Mundial del Libro](https://isatmedina.substack.com/p/dia-mundial-del-libro)

_2026-04-24 · Isa Medina · Isa Medina_

Mi lectura actual y algunos libros más...

## [A lightweight way to make agents talk without paying for API usage](http://juanpabloaj.com)

_2026-04-16 · JuanPabloAJ Page_

For the past few weeks I have been testing a simple workflow for making coding agents interact with each other without using APIs, SDKs, or extra dependencies. The main constraint is this: use the subscription plans you already have, avoid paying for API usage, and keep the setup simple enough that you can try it in a few minutes. This became useful to me for two reasons: I sometimes want to…

## [Privacy-first AI-native browser (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/NT9iWdLG9YCI)

_2026-04-15 · **Sponsored**_

No telemetry or ads — built on Ungoogled Chromium with a built-in AI sidebar and CLI.

## [¡Bienvenidos al circo!](https://isatmedina.substack.com/p/bienvenidos-al-circo)

_2026-04-09 · Isa Medina · Isa Medina_

la diversión apenas comienza...

## [Desde mi Sketchbook](https://isatmedina.substack.com/p/desde-mi-sketchbook)

_2026-03-19 · Isa Medina · Isa Medina_

Algunos garabatos e inspiración.

## [From Agentic Reasoning to Deterministic Scripts](http://juanpabloaj.com)

_2026-03-08 · JuanPabloAJ Page_

TL;DR AI agents shouldn’t solve the same task over and over. Their execution history could be used to detect recurring patterns and compile them into deterministic scripts. The purpose of AI agents is not to execute tasks indefinitely, but to discover the procedures that replace them. The Overhead of Routine Tasks AI agents like Claude, Codex, OpenClaw, or any of their derivatives are remarkably…

## [The silent filter](http://juanpabloaj.com)

_2026-02-27 · JuanPabloAJ Page_

“We have arranged a society based on science and technology in which nobody understands anything about science and technology. And this combustible mixture of ignorance and power, sooner or later, is going to blow up in our faces.” - Carl Sagan, 1994. Sagan’s prophecy did not come true, at least not in the cinematic way we imagined. There was no explosion. The warning has circulated for decades as…

## [The noise circuit breaker](http://juanpabloaj.com)

_2026-02-26 · JuanPabloAJ Page_

An attempt to audit AI agreeability Most AI interactions are governed by a hidden bias: agreeability. These models are designed to be helpful and polite, which often turns them into a digital mirror that simply reflects your own ideas back to you with a professional polish. This creates a feedback loop where you feel productive, but you are actually just spinning in circles. Why use this prompt?…

## [Life as an Accelerator of Chaos](http://juanpabloaj.com)

_2025-10-06 · JuanPabloAJ Page_

A few years ago, in Nick Lane’s book, The Vital Question: Why Is Life the Way It Is? , I read a sentence that went something like this: “Consider the stars. They pay for their ordered existence by emitting enormous amounts of energy into the universe.” Every now and then, I come back to that idea, and it pushes me to think further. In this post, I’ll try to summarize and organize the thoughts that…

## [Context, Hallucinations, and How LLMs Are Changing Development](http://juanpabloaj.com)

_2025-09-09 · JuanPabloAJ Page_

Taking advantage of this recent OpenAI post on hallucinations: https://openai.com/index/why-language-models-hallucinate/ I will summarize my experience from the last six months using LLMs intensively in a development context. By “intensively,” I mean all day, multiple times a day, comparing different LLMs, and so on. I will focus on two key concepts when working with LLMs: context and…

## [Fail-Fast Testing of Goroutines with WaitGroup and time.After](http://juanpabloaj.com)

_2025-04-25 · JuanPabloAJ Page_

TL;DR Unit-testing async code in Go? Drop in a mock that just closes a sync.WaitGroup, then wrap the wait in a select with time.After. If the goroutine never returns, the test fails quickly instead of hanging your CI. Your function fires a goroutine — maybe it pushes to Kafka or hits an API. In a test you don’t care about the payload; you care that the goroutine actually ran. And if it deadlocks,…

