BekahHW

Complaining has a place in life and in community.

A Treatise on Writing in the AI Age, Part 5 Let me go back to where this started.

A Treatise on Writing in the AI Age, Part 4 This story won’t resonate with everyone, but I’ve heard it enough to know that it’s uncomfortably common.

A Treatise on Writing in the AI Age, Part 3 Let’s do a small experiment.

A Treatise on Writing in the AI Age, Part 2 For most people, writing a blog post isn’t solitary work.

A Treatise on Writing in the AI Age, Part 1 Last week, one of my blog posts was flagged on Dev.to.

Products launching from solo indie hackers who don’t know how to code isn’t rare anymore.

Once I was in an interview, and I was asked what motivated me.

As the Director of Alignment at Meta Superintelligence Labs, Summer Yue’s job is keeping AI aligned with human values.

Part of the AI Foundations series.

I’ve been having a lot of conversations with non-tech people recently about AI.

If you read the vocabulary post, you know what a prompt is.

It feels like we crossed a recursive threshold in February and the internet yawned.

Amazon bans Claude Code internally.

When I was learning to code, one of the things that motivated me most was the sense of community.

Every team has one, and, tbh, a lot of relationships have one.

In March 2020, a weird thing happened to how we answered the question “Who are you?”

During the pandemic, I occupied the same space—a Zoom room-with members of the Virtual Coffee community from all over the world.

Finding the assistant that fits just right.

Every great hero needs the right weapon.