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Fast on the heels of my last post about a SETI@home for AI Assisted Research, I decided to get a prototype concept in place for at least the portion I could reasonably address: curation of research-focused AI prompts.

If you were online around the turn of the millennium, you may have vivid memories of the SETI@home project.

Each year I try to make sure I catch the Conversations with Tyler retrospective, in which Tyler reflects on the year’s episodes and related content.

My earlier post about the rise of voice as a UI had me pondering what exactly is it that makes voice input ideal in some circumstances and entirely undesired in others.

I’ve been trained to keep things short, and so have you, which is part of what I want to talk about today1.

I met a tourist visiting San Francisco for the first time recently, and when asking about their impressions of driving in the city they said “there are a lot of stop signs”.

I don’t want to be too verbose on this topic, but I think the era of app slop is upon us and the reasoning goes something like this: Vibe coding has real struggles - it works great in some cases, and the barrier to entry is very low However, unique anythi…

There are a lot of models these days.

It occurred to me the other day with the OpenAI International Math Olympiad results that OpenAI is either very good at keeping corporate secrets a secret, or they have highly ethical employees, or both (likely)!