I shared a study on how domestic cats use meows to communicate with humans. The research suggests that cats have evolved these specific vocalizations to manipulate human behavior, whereas they rarely meow at other adult cats.
I found a project using image recognition to control a cat flap, preventing a pet from bringing prey inside. It demonstrates a clever, early application of computer vision for domestic pet management.
I found that my cat completely ignores standard television but is fooled by the realism of HDTV. The higher resolution and visual quality appear to bridge the gap in feline perception compared to lower-quality displays.
Childhood precociousness rarely predicts adult success. This article explores how most child prodigies fail to become creative geniuses, as adult mastery requires original thinking and grit rather than just early imitation of existing rules.
Explore research showing that humans are hard-wired to imitate even unnecessary steps, while chimpanzees focus more efficiently on goals. This complex social learning likely evolved to help our ancestors master the use of sophisticated tools.
I discovered new CLI tools like fselect and xxh, explored modern HTML attributes for mobile UX, and reviewed books on neuroscience and oncology. I also learned about Anthropic's custom skills and European day-fine systems.