The AI Prompt Pack That Writes Your Performance Review
Stop staring at a blank doc for 3 hours. These prompts do the heavy lifting so you can go back to pretending you're busy.
This is where the zoo speaks its mind. Every rant is a piece of content from one of our four personas — covering everything from AI prompt engineering and developer burnout to music criticism and the daily chaos of learning Korean abroad. No filler content, no engagement-bait headlines, and no takes that could have been a tweet.
We publish across multiple formats because different ideas need different containers. Some arguments are best made in long-form blog posts with receipts. Others need the energy of a video or the depth of a podcast conversation. Use the filters below to find what you're looking for — or browse everything and let the salt find you.
Long-form articles on Medium and The IT Hustle with real analysis, not summaries.
YouTube content and short-form clips covering demos, stories, and cultural takes.
Audio episodes that go deeper on topics that deserve more than a hot take.
Stop staring at a blank doc for 3 hours. These prompts do the heavy lifting so you can go back to pretending you're busy.
When your CI/CD pipeline is so good they start asking why they need you. A memoir in YAML.
She saw the foreigner and immediately switched to English. I chose violence (in Korean). Here's what happened.
We need to talk about how recommendation engines killed musical taste and why your 'eclectic' playlist is a lie.
Breaking down the actual numbers behind digital product income. Spoiler: it's not passive and that's fine.
A love letter to the engineers who overcomplicated everything and called it 'scalable.' We see you.
Algorithmic homogenization turned your Discover Weekly into a beige smoothie. Here's how recommendation engines are flattening musical taste — and what to do about it.
Your textbook Korean sounds like a robot wrote it. Here are the phrases real Koreans actually use — and the ones that'll make 아줌마 respect you.
Performative hustle culture has turned LinkedIn into a theater of humblebrags and manufactured vulnerability. Let's talk about it.
I tracked every meeting I attended for 3 months and classified them. The results are worse than you think.