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A nice read from one of the greats on how he’s using LLM editor age...
from Mitchell Hashimoto
Read this whenever you are in doubt about pursuing goals because of...
from defector.com
Advice on Being a First-Time Parent
We are at dinner with Steve and Heather and, in a quiet moment, Ste...
“Nishin, you know what Twitter does to people! The journos can use ...
from Scott Alexander
Believe in truth. To abandon facts is to abandon freedom. If nothin...
from alansammarone
God: …and the math results we’re seeing are nothing short of astoun...
from Scott Alexander
I call these “sorting” prompts because they usually push the system...
from Mike Caulfield
The Data-Ink ratio is a concept introduced by Edward Tufte, the exp...
from infovis-wiki.net
each of these subsystems update what they are reacting to at a diff...
from Henrik Karlsson
Neoliberalism has sought to become the most efficient system that w...
from Epoch Philosophy
The old capitalist Left identifies and states the truth of the prob...
from Epoch Philosophy
I threw this party with Mike Wang, who’s my collaborator at Long Jo...
from Jackson Dahl
Politics legendarily creates strange bedfellows. Crypto companies a...
from Patrick McKenzie (patio11)
This has a really good overview of my own thinking around why/when ...
from Astral Codex Ten
Prior cultures have had granular stepping stones toward manhood for...
from Scott Alexander
This is like the author-attribution complement to everything must h...
from Infrequently Noted
Choose the least capable feature/tool/pattern/etc. suitable for a g...
from Hillel Wayne
Slopsquatting is a type of cybersquatting. It is the practice of re...
from wikipedia.org
Lockfiles have yo exist for languages and ecosystems like ruby wher...
from Nikita Prokopov (niki@tonsky.me)
departure from most implementations of agents, which is why we’ve p...
from Bryan Houlton
To do that we introduce decaying resolution, turning our memory int...
from Bryan Houlton
I seem too passionate, it’s because I care. If I come on strong, it...
from Parks and Recreation
learned: Error rates compound exponentially in multi...
from Utkarsh Kanwat
Here’s another example of someone finding specification-driven-deve...
from Scott Werner
This morning I found Chase McCoy’s awesome “weblog about exploring ...
Added this to my ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md yesterday to work better acros...
The new DeepMind paper introduces a system called CaMeL (short for ...
from Simon Willison