Techlimitics

I'm not alone in my dismay (and worse) about a rising flood of events and trends in the world that make no sense.

The last thing you want when you're exploring technical documentation is false information.

Micah Nathan published a thoughtful piece in The Guardian about experiences teaching MIT students creative writing.

One of the characteristics of the chat interfaces of every LLM I've used, from ChatGPT to Claude to you-name-it, is the relentless, inane, "that's a great idea"-type responses.

Large language models are statistical prediction systems.

There are a lot of tech tools that "everybody uses."

Apple just announced the MacBook Neo.

Six Colors gives Apple an annual report card covering 14 different aspects of the company and its products.

As I examine my own preferences around "simplicity," I'm finding that it's complicated.

This is a new blog on a new (to me) platform, Bear.