Completely agree. LLMs being possible should feel like insane magic.

I want an AI product that inhabits my AirPods and continually mutters interesting things about the world around me, like an indefatigably burbling tour guide. "The San Mateo Bridge was built in about a year. When it opened on 2 March 1929, it stretched 7.1 miles, making it

Don't get stuck with Cursor and Claude Code not knowing how to use uv ever again: Cursor: pydevtools.com/handbook/how-t… Claude: pydevtools.com/handbook/how-t…

Has anyone built a textualize.io interface for Simon Willison's `llm` cli's chat mode?

Also seems to go for AI assisted editors

Is there a keyboard shortcut in ChatGPT for MacOS to change the model?

Let's be grateful for a big Python user actually laying down meaningful cash for 4 years in support of a volunteer-driven community project! Let's express our frustration instead in how that doesn't happen more often!

I've discovered Wikipedia has a list of internal paradoxes.

"A day in the life of a software developer who often uses AI for various things" In this thread, I will log every time I use AI / LLMs for something today:

Here is sunset last night near Maggie Valley

(n.b. This is extremely well-known among companies which have a business process where you sign things. Most of them use a signature to demonstrate solemnization rather than authorization or authentication.)

I’ve always hated handwriting and especially cursive. I stopped trying to do a good signature after listening to this NPR's Planet Money episode ten years ago. npr.org/sections/money…

Me in standup

YES, this. We are not right about everything. But the basic principle Ike Hobbs points to should be the centerpiece of every debate. As I argued back in December, on Russ Roberts econtalk.org/will-doge-and-…

Engin Diri "Siri, set a timer for 15 minutes" "Calling Tim Miner ..."

sometimes i think to myself how nice it must be to be 6’5 at a concert but the guilt…..it would ruin me…….