Nice example of taking unstructured text content and using Ai to publish it in an (SEO optimized) blog.

I’m still not really seeing signs of AI Jevons paradox, i.e. of AI generating more software dev jobs.

This interview from Sundar Pichai from a year ago is still relevant today. This dialogue stood out to me: A richer web. Pichai was asked what the web will look like in five years: Pichai: “I hope the web is much richer in terms of modality. Today, I feel like the way humans

AI makes STEM and engineering college degrees more attractive than ever. With humanities curriculum, people will constantly wonder whether it was you writing. Engineering curriculums much more naturally transition into projects and creations.

For a CT space, I am thinking to enable the chat space owner to add an image banner, which can be an advertisement.

I’m thinking of this possible feature of ClarityText, “apps”, where a nontechnical user can use text input prompts to build complex, dynamic front ends.

Analogous to human learning of a complex topic , this is why syntopical reading, changing your focus by reading from multiple sources, helps

Wow, gpt-5 on Windsurf for free. Impressive!

This is gonna be a fun read. So much of Convex’s design is the decisions they make about what code to co-locate together.

Public chat history is the next frontier of fresh content for the Google SERP.

I’m pretty impressed with Biome for code formatting and linting for a Convex.dev project.

Interesting that Las Vegas hotel rates seem low right now (based on just my intuition).

Astounding that the movie Flow (2024) had less than a $4 MM cost and made 50 million euros in revenue. Animated with a small staff using Blender, free and open source 3D software. It’s a peak into the future of small teams with great skill and software tools.

When I’m old, I could see myself chatting with LLMs all day. I was a big reader of Wikipedia in its early days. It’s the endless cup of knowledge that plummets the cost of my personal solo entertainment.

Long form conversation as a medium has come so far. In 2009, the Charlie Rose show was a top show. Now, it’s clear that the interviewer having knowledge on the topic vastly improves the medium. youtu.be/H03qN2Q-67E?si…

For job applying, using retro channels like paper resumes is a little gimmicky. Go to the employer’s communities and just be useful for a long time. There’s no way to fake that, and from the employer‘a perspective, it’s a natural filter. businessinsider.com/hiring-process…

When I worked at Goldman, I was a influencer for Appian enterprise software. I would take many calls with prospective customers to explain what the software is good for. I’m trying to make this influencing easy with the platform I’m building, ClarityText: online community platform for tech

I imagine the interactive content helps a prospect get a sense of a brand. Then, afterward the prospect can dive deeper in long form text like blogs and email newsletters.