Your AI fortune teller was making things up — so we took the math away from the model
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A few weeks ago I bookmarked a viral post: "5 fortune-telling Skills on GitHub you should save." BaZi, ZiWei, QiMen, Tarot — thousands of stars combined. I bookmarked it too. And like most people, I never got past the bookmark. When I finally dug in, I found a problem worse than setup friction: AI fortune-telling fails on the chart itself. The chart is math, not prose A BaZi "Four Pillars" chart or a ZiWei star map is deterministic calculation — dense rules, zero room for vibes. Ask a model to…
1Key Takeaways
- A few weeks ago I bookmarked a viral post: "5 fortune-telling Skills on GitHub you should save." BaZi, ZiWei, QiMen, Tarot — thousands of stars combined.
- And like most people, I never got past the bookmark.
- When I finally dug in, I found a problem worse than setup friction: AI fortune-telling fails on the chart itself.
- The chart is math, not prose A BaZi "Four Pillars" chart or a ZiWei star map is deterministic calculation — dense rules, zero room for vibes.
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3Why it matters
Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that a few weeks ago I bookmarked a viral post: "5 fortune-telling Skills on GitHub you should save." BaZi, ZiWei, QiMen, Tarot — thousands of stars combined.
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