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Explainer Toy

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…

Chat Phreaking

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…

Meat Proxy

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…

Generator Agent

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…

ReAct Agent

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…

AI is for coding and memes

not for gfs or ig bots - Maria

Learning Faster, Not Less: How AI Helped Me Discover git add --patch

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.