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A short thought on Google Docs and Drive adding native markdown support.
A small interactive widget inside an explanation that lets the reader change one thing and watch what happens. A toggle that switches a bug on and off, or a button that makes two people edit at the same time, are toys. Each one is built aro…
The practice of using unusual or adversarial message patterns to get a language model to do something its guardrails are meant to prevent. The name borrows from *phone phreaking*, the hobby of exploiting the telephone network to do things t…
Open-weight, but research-only license.
Is this the formalization of commercial world-view classifier models?
LangChain has a definition of a "deep agent." I'm intrigued but not sold — thinking out loud about whether the term earns its keep.
I was deeply skeptical of anything agent-shaped. Then I put Hermes to work on an old Windows box and a little homelab — and I get it now.
A person who mindlessly relays an AI's output to others instead of engaging with it themselves — passing along generated text without reading, understanding, or validating it, adding nothing beyond being the human in the loop. Popularized b…
A single, one-shot LLM call that produces its output directly — no turns, no tool use, no observation loop. Less a formal architecture than a useful counterpoint to the ReAct agent: where ReAct interleaves reasoning and action over many ste…
An agent pattern that interleaves reasoning and acting: the model alternates between natural-language 'thoughts' (reasoning traces) and actions (tool calls, queries), feeding each observation back into the next reasoning step. Introduced by…
not for gfs or ig bots - Maria
I asked Claude for help splitting a commit. What I got wasn't just a solution—it was a git feature that changed my workflow and a reminder that AI tools can accelerate learning rather than replace it.
A comprehensive reflection on everything I've learned so far about using AI tools in web development, creative projects, and problem-solving. From major successes to common pitfalls, here's what I wish I'd known when I started.
AI researcher and former Tesla Autopilot lead sharing deep insights on neural networks, deep learning, and the future of AI. Clear explanations of complex ML concepts.
https://karpathy.bearblog.dev ↗
Excellent developer blog covering AI, Python, databases, and web development. Thoughtful analysis of emerging tech trends with practical insights and code examples.
https://simonwillison.net/ ↗