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Content marketing and lead generation is getting more sneaky
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Ah OpenSCAD. I wrote a tutorial a long time ago about the 10 things you need to know to get started. https://cubehero.com/2013/11/19/know-only-10-things-to-be-da...
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I was expecting that the line item would move with my mouse movement, not with my scroll.
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History LLMs: Models trained exclusively on pre-1913 texts
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He didn't need to finish it in order for it to have an impact. Makers of FilePilot and Animal Well both attribute Handmade as being big inspirations for them to go the way they did. They said, they got the most value from the first 50
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I wrote a post on how I dipped my toes into Lean, using LLMs to guide me. https://interjectedfuture.com/the-best-way-to-learn-might-be... You might find it useful. I also caveat the experience and recount some of the pitfal
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Modalz Modalz Modalz (2018)
(modalzmodalzmodalz.com)
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What Are Bent Normals?
(discourse.threejs.org)
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Reminds me of functional logical programming languages like Verse. when you specify the output and ask for the inputs, you get all possible inputs.
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the context for "How the top %1 communicate" here is: "in our current media environment". I made it all the way down, and I think it's not a bad way to start. If you're allergic to fluff, here's the core s
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It's so weird to me there's lots of people saying the page is hard to read. Isn't this the same font on the original Apple Macintosh? I don't remember anyone ever saying that about the original Macs, back then or now. I&
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My general impression of kids from elite colleges are that they're very good at finding some sort of loophole in the system to exploit, and they get lauded for it. And if they balk, for whatever reason, they feel like they're fall
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DJ Dave: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/5OYiOGxHxTQ She's using a live computational notebook as an instrument.
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Sounds like a classic inheritance design problem. Anyway, I'd be surprised if AI didn't gain some kind of legal status with some kind of limited personhood, if corporations and ships can be.
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The essays go back a couple years. How did I use LLMs to write in 2021 and 2022? If you're talking about something more recent, there's only two essays I wrote with the outlining and throughline method I described above. And all o
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Lately, I've been writing more on my blog, and it's been helpful to change the way that I do it. Now, I take a cue from school, and write the outline first. With an outline, I can use a prompt for the LLM to play the role of a dev
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Cool! How did you do the reactive demos on the site? I assume it was with instantDB? How hard was it to integrate into a blog post?
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Way to Learn Might Be Starting at the End: Writing a Proof in Lean
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The Best to Way to Learn Might Be Starting at the End: Writing a Proof in Lean
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The Best Way to Learn Might Be Starting at the End
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This is my favorite too. The caption reads like an AI prompt. The last instruction, "think of something to add" resulted in the AI adding a pterodactyl on the house, dropping bird poop on it. Probably not what the prompter meant,
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Doing More Customer Interviews Won't Make You Better at Them
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I hear people talk like this on the phone. The one I hear a lot is: "It's not about X, it's about Y1. It's about Y2. It's about Y3." Where Y is usually something humanizing.
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Jonathan Blow already warned us six years ago. "Preventing the Collapse of Civilization" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSRHeXYDLko There is the Handmade and Better Software contingent that is pushing against thi
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I Built an AI Coach for Customer Development
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Why I built an AI Coach for Customer Development
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Despite trying to instill a customer-centric culture, as soon as Bezos let his foot off the gas, his company just isn't as customer obsessed. Or, they changed their definition of customer from the buyer to the seller. I dramatically lo
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Weird Web October
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Pink Trombone
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It's always been abstract. They'll say to me, "Give me a concrete example with numbers!" I get what they're saying in practice. But numbers are abstract. They only seem concrete because you'd internalized the a
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