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I made a chicken broth/stock this weekend and it slaps. This might be my new personality now. Sorry not sorry.

Anyone found any decent AI CAD yet? I want to do CAD but I don’t want to learn CAD 😂 #3dprinting

Where’s the button in @netflix that stops dog barking noises in movies? My dog haaaates it. #TheRio

My two cents is that most devs (including me) have not seen change happen this incredibly fast in the industry: when a hard skill (being able to write code) seemingly becomes less valuable so fast. But if I see anything from the histroy of sofrware: leaning in to master new

why don't they ask chatgpt what to do

For me it was CoPilot for VS Code got good at collecting context and then claude got good at using it. Absolute rocket since then.

People. Stop. We have an opportunity to do this right, in a way that we failed to do with every other tool (.vscode, .github, .circleci, .husky, etc) because we waited too long before trying to standardize. Talk to each other, find an acceptable standard, and everyone commit.

Affleck has a better grasp on the limitations and issues in AI than 99% of the VCs that are actively investing in the space

Unpopular opinion: Unless you’re just prototyping, you should aim to understand as close to 100% of production code generated by LLMs. Yes, all of it. Effective mental models are still important for humans to sustainably maintain and evolve a codebase via prompting alone.

Xiaoma, a polyglot, was invited to give a speech at a high school for Language Week, and he delivered the entire speech in Gen Alpha slang. https://t.co/NdLCAA8vJE

he hates ai? oh he’s claudestrophobic

I’ve had a long running chat with ChatGPT, which I’ve been talking to since ~ October last year. Today I got an error message saying conversation too long. I don’t know if I’m an outlier here but @OpenAI should fix/extend that. Long running conversations are rich with context.

When your portfolio manager calls your stock idea stupid, but ChatGPT would have said “you are not just spotting patterns, you are anticipating outcomes”

Bill Ackman on getting through a high-pressure, stressful, and negative period in your life. I come back to this video often.

Imagine spending a decade making a TV show and then the fans hate your ending so much that they spend the next week picking apart every minor production mistake you’ve ever made to try to justify their conspiracy theory about a secret alternate ending

Innovation needs a home. A Learning Backlog gives it one, without turning it into an obligation. A new blog post:

Yet again used @transferwise for doing an international money transfer (NZ -> AU) over the holidays. I highly recommend. Well priced compared to banks, and wonderful UX. My ref link:

I still think the macOS Dock is a really cool piece of software. I have just loved it since I first used a mac 20 years ago.

James spot on yet again. Great read.

There's so much to learn and read when it comes to keeping up with advances in AI and the uses of it. I don't have any other advice for you other than if you don't have a personal learning ritual (eg reading RSS feeds with a morning coffee) by now, you better start one.