No book has had a big of an impact on my thinking. Every human on earth should read this, whether you’re technical or not. Thank you Naval for the recommendation, and thank you David Deutsch for this masterpiece.

I started coding again, after about two years off. Inspiration struck to try building a game. I've always thought about how game engines work, this is fun. Been using copilot in VS Code. I feel completely superpowered. I am getting a good workflow going: - Github web app to

Here's Emil's 17 step guide to how he used VS Code agent mode plus Claude 3.7 Sonnet, Gemini Pro 3 and Claude Opus to build the new library - it's a fantastic case study in using LLMs for serious, prediction quality code (vibe engineering, not vibe coding) friendlybit.com/python/writing…

"It is inevitable that we face problems, but no particular problem is inevitable. We survive and thrive by solving each problem as it comes up. And, since the human ability to transform nature is limited only by the laws of physics, none of the endless stream of problems will

List just dropped

This Harvard & MIT paper quietly punctures one of the biggest myths in AI. People keep saying LLMs are becoming scientists. This paper actually tests that claim instead of assuming it’s true. The question isn’t whether models can talk about science. It’s whether they can do

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"it is the person that is the most significant entity in physical reality." Many believe this, but Brett explains the best reason for believing (not religious, not intuition, it's explanatory universality).

As they say, things always seem impossible until they are done. While few still doubt that we can clean up large amounts of plastic, I don’t think most people realize that we now have all the tools to actually make the ocean clean again. If we can return this part of the ocean

"Models latch onto surface patterns, struggle to walk away from bad ideas, and try to explain failures instead of learning from them." One could say the same about many human scientists.

Iron Law of Construction Management: Until the job is 100% done, always owe your contractor money; never let him owe you work.

99% of business books are trash and should be blog posts I've wasted a lot of time reading stupid ones, here are the ones that are actually useful: - only the paranoid survive (grove) - amp it up (slootman) - hard thing about hard things (horowitz) - score takes care of itself

Uhhh that's certainly a word choice

What sensible forward thinking cutting edge leading nation is having a DEBATE on whether or not there should be VOTER ID?!?!!!! Like?!?!? They’re actually fighting NOT to have ppl present ID while voting for your leaders!!!!! Do you get it?!?!!!! Do you get it now?!?!!!

Apparently nobody wants to invest their money in the most profitable company in the world… I guess investors were asking for audited financials and bailed when they saw iFAP accounting rules instead of GAAP. ft.com/content/3f7f03…

Beautiful day to be alive!

"...If you only listen to the CBC, and read The Globe and Mail = you're getting a wildly different worldview than a synthesis of everybody's propaganda would give you..." "...And so, if you want to do an interesting thought experiment. The next time there's a global world

hosting vancouver’s first ever OpenClaw🦞 community meetup w/ Misbah Syed & Kyle Legare come see live demos of the most viral personal ai reply “OC” for an invite

Building stuff with AI all day is literally more fun than playing video games

Time for my annual follow of Keith for the next 3 days 🤣 #bm100