monetary inflation -> decreased future value of current money -> use it or lose it cognitive inflation (ai) -> decreased future value of current investment in learning? -> _________

You need to understand that for many people, this might be the most important time to do their most radical, bold, and generational work. You have to be at the right moment at the right time. I believe this to be true in many disciplines today, but specifically for art and AI

If I see someone in a coffee shop with what looks like VSCode open, as a rule I now ask them what they’re working on, and whether they’re using Cursor. Results have surprised me. (importantly, I’m not in SF)

i love my laptop desk. no piece of technology has improved my relationship with my computer more. 10/10 recommend. (typing this comfortably from a seated position on my bed)

this developer has 67 test prep apps in the appstore! incredible hustle.

Good book. Maybe consciousness is more about feeling than thinking . Curious if AI research people read it.

I think obvious to anyone who has tried building a system with dynamic context, but helpful to see this quantified

I think auto generated "memories" is misguided. Let me steer the agent in each interaction without worrying about hidden assumptions muddying up the context.

I don't think we actually want ai agents to book flights for us, even if we trust they'll make optimal decisions. Planning trips is fun. You get to imagine all the adventure/relaxation waiting for you in the future as you browse and choose. Inherently rewarding, positive utility,

Booking flights is a ritual. I'm skeptical about automating rituals.

future where enough people posting a feature request leads the platform's fully-autonomous product team to design, build, ship and test the feature

Very good book - I think I better understand both the brain and AI systems after reading - 10/10 recommend