“The Interface of Kai Krause’s Software”

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ralph lauren 👑

yesterday i used llm tools a lot to write a lot of code, overall i'd say that the experience taught me nothing and the whole discourse about 'adapting and learning new tools' is kinda goofy, it's not a new programming language it's a slot machine

"Possum" is Latin for "I can" and I think that's inspiring

“[T]he true Tools for Thought we still wish existed will never come from Apple, Microsoft, Google, OpenAI, or any other large player in the software or hardware space. They can’t.”

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Dual Roomba

xkcd.com/3133/

This is the first time I've set a wallpaper to something I've shot myself, with no small thanks to !Camera by !Boring.

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Archive of archives.
worrydream.com/Links2025/

Malleable software: Restoring user agency in a world of locked-down apps
www.inkandswitch.com/essay/mallea...

Pleading for a world where the reaction to this is a return to standard operating paradigms which don't require a smartphone or an app.

The paradox of the paradox of tolerance is that, as knowledge of the paradox diffuses, dishonest, intolerant actors are incentivized to weaponize its logic and label their ideological enemies as "illiberal."

Winter mood for Winter coding.

A new lecture by architect Christopher Alexander from 1995, now shown for the first time. 90 minutes of philosophy in action, as he wrestles with complex issues on a real building site, and with questions from an audience of mostly students.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8wP...

Went looking for a course / extensive blog post akin to "Scientific Research & Literacy for Laypeople" – trying to improve my ability to find, understand, and evaluate scientific publications

Best thing I found was Calling Bullshit (www.callingbullshit.org) – free video course & syllabus from UW