Lailah Nabegu
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- behind the scenes of paper writing7 savers
- How to be more ambitious: A tutorial for humans with models26 savers
- Arena Allocators in C1 savers
- Scaling long-running autonomous coding · Cursor7 savers
- The Wrong Abstraction — Sandi Metz8 savers
- Why Can't Programmers.. Program?2 savers
- AI Reflections of a New Grad Engineer | by Affirm Technology | Affirm Tech Blog | Oct, 2026 | Medium2 savers
- Getting started in robotics, without a robot1 savers
- CS146S: The Modern Software Developer - Stanford University5 savers
- Backups aren't simple1 savers
- mlabonne/llm-course: Course to get into Large Language Models (LLMs) with roadmaps and Colab notebooks. ·1 savers
- Is it morally wrong to not take care of yourself? | Psyche Ideas1 savers
- Gregory Gundersen5 savers
- There’s more to mathematics than rigour and proofs | What's new13 savers
- The First Ten Years2 savers
- Shipping Code Faster - by Ryan Peterman1 savers
- Speedrunning Guide: Junior to Staff Engineer in 3 years1 savers
- Indigenous Circuits: Navajo Women and the Racialization of Early Electronic Manufacture1 savers
- wafer-ai/gpu-perf-engineering-resources: A curated resource list for learning AI performance engineering, from GPU fundamentals to production inference. ·2 savers
- An Advanced System Architecture Breakdown of OpenAI’s Jalapeno Inference Accelerator2 savers
- Stanford CS 312 | Deep Learning Alchemy6 savers
- A Mathematical Framework for Transformer Circuits39 savers
- Devouring Details16 savers
- Interface Craft: a working library for those committed to designing with uncommon care.15 savers
- Details That Make Interfaces Feel Better43 savers
- Web Interface Guidelines7 savers
- Resources - ui.land7 savers
- floguo's artifacts1 savers
- Why We Like Things—Asterisk5 savers
- CIS 6280 · World Models2 savers
- Logo Programming Language1 savers
- The Evolution of Human Science2 savers
- A Design Space Exploration of Async/Await1 savers
- I Know What You Think of Me - The New York Times10 savers
- The Big Bang: A.I. Has Created a Code Overload - The New York Times1 savers
- simple is not small1 savers
- The Embarrassing Secret of Kareem Rahma's Success | GQ1 savers
- Things I learned at OpenAI - by Karina Nguyen - sémaphore4 savers
- How to pick – and solve – the next great problem | Stanford University School of Engineering1 savers
- How The Artist's Way helped me find my own creativity : NPR2 savers
- I’m going Founder Mode on my cancer - by Sid Sijbrandij1 savers
- blog/2024.09.impact.md at main · okhat/blog6 savers
- Fundamentals — Pretty Wired Builds1 savers
- Wasmi 2.0 - Engineering of the Fastest Wasm Interpreters | Wasmi Labs1 savers
- Open Source Durable Execution | Temporal Technologies2 savers
- Low Latency and Model Training at Modal | Rhea Malik3 savers
- Electronics curriculum - lcamtuf’s thing1 savers
- It's okay to be 'chalant | Alexandria3 savers
- A City Is Not a Computer2 savers
- When a tricky task makes your brain hurt, here’s what to do | Psyche Ideas1 savers
- Equanimity is not stillness – it is a mobility of the mind | Psyche Ideas1 savers
- How philosophy can help change the beliefs that hold you back | Psyche Guides1 savers
- content1 savers
- The IPO wave will enshrine the AI gods’ control over the future1 savers
- Some reasons to work on productivity and velocity4 savers
- 95%-ile isn't that good44 savers
- In defense of blub studies | benkuhn.net6 savers
- Critical path method3 savers
- Be impatient | benkuhn.net24 savers
- Gears in understanding - LessWrong12 savers
- Be less scared of overconfidence | benkuhn.net14 savers
- Rest in motion24 savers
- Contexts - Radically simpler & faster window switcher for Mac2 savers
- You don’t need to work on hard problems51 savers
- My favorite essays of life advice17 savers
- Essays on programming I think about a lot | benkuhn.net11 savers
- My Reading & Listening List - The Pragmatic Engineer2 savers
- Calibrate Before You Accelerate: The Smart Way to Bias Toward Action in a New Role | Joshua Tucker1 savers
- The growing divide between AI hype and software engineering reality1 savers
- Scaling Laws Do Not Scale1 savers
- Why I think AI take-off is relatively slow - Marginal REVOLUTION14 savers
- Productivity - Sam Altman57 savers
- The Man With the Hot Hand - Colossus2 savers
- Superlogical – Mitchell Hashimoto1 savers
- Reading List3 savers
- The Connections That Turned a Precocious Teen Into the Fallen ‘Nostradamus of AI’ - WSJ2 savers
- Making Deep Learning Go Faster30 savers
- Frontier Creatives, brand guide1 savers
- The Project of Software is Complete - Freddie deBoer1 savers
- Why I Ignore The Spotlight as a Staff Engineer - Lalit Maganti3 savers
- How I Find Problems to Solve as a Staff Engineer - Lalit Maganti2 savers
- Think real hard | benkuhn.net13 savers
- How AI Jargon Took Over Silicon Valley - The Atlantic1 savers
- What Happens When the World is Run on Code No One Understands?1 savers
- AI Chip Architectures - Jacob Peake4 savers
- aiesi_post-training_public.pdf1 savers
- How Should We Think About Our Different Styles of Thinking? | The New Yorker1 savers
- Mosaic1 savers
- Jasmine Sun’s Project of Self-Transformation1 savers
- Inherent, founded by DeepMind alumni, says its AI 'teammate' just outperformed Anthropic and OpenAI at replicating research | TechCrunch1 savers
- There's no reason for software to be slow anymore2 savers
- Everyone Says Assembly Is Untyped—Everyone Is Wrong - gingerBill1 savers
- A Friendly Introduction to Racket – geometridae1 savers
- AI Engineering from Scratch6 savers
- Platform engineering at Optiver: building end-to-end trading infrastructure1 savers
- The Cursor Developer Habits Report2 savers
- A Little Bit of Slope Makes Up for a Lot of Y-Intercept – Brian Keng1 savers
- How teams build – Linear1 savers
- Value Alignment Is a Pseudo Concept - by Zilan Qian2 savers
- Dropping Out and Other Low-Risk Life Decisions1 savers
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fantasy of achieving universally recognized excellence without interrogating one’s egalitarian ideals.
Good Reading, Good Thinking, Good Writingcriticism just discourse of one judgment opposed to another, or does it build to something?
Good Reading, Good Thinking, Good WritingPractical-minded elites, as they turn from technology and finance to politics, should, indeed, seek out thinkers with perspectives that they themselves lack to help them clarify their new roles. But these elites, still teenagers in spirit, are, however powerful they seem on the national and global stage, oddly vulnerable to a sort of grooming, following guides whose eccentricity, grandiosity, or incoherence can be confused with wisdom
The Education of the Broligarchy - Colossusbut real programming agents will need world models,
The Eternal Sloptember | the singularity is nearerAll the mathematicians I know are wonderfully stubborn; you have to be, to keep returning to problems that have evaded you for days, months, sometimes even years. AI will undoubtedly change the job.
A New Consciousness of Mathematics - by Apoorva PanidapuI paint and write: because it is beautiful, it is difficult, it is joyful, it has made me cry more than once, and because I can find individuality in it, with a sense of precision and rigor.
A New Consciousness of Mathematics - by Apoorva Panidapua Consciousness where mathematics is experienced as an enlightening intellectual activity rather than as an almost fully automated logical robot, ardently performing simultaneously a large number of seemingly unrelated tasks?
A New Consciousness of Mathematics - by Apoorva Panidapumathematics only exists in a living community of mathematicians that spreads understanding and breaths life into ideas both old and new.
A New Consciousness of Mathematics - by Apoorva PanidapuTheir real importance is not in their specific statements, but their role in challenging our understanding, presenting challenges that led to mathematical developments that increased our understanding.
A New Consciousness of Mathematics - by Apoorva Panidapuhuman can make sense of the proof or appreciate its value, and thus cannot situate it within mathematics.
A New Consciousness of Mathematics - by Apoorva PanidapuTao presented the hypothetical of having a solved problem that has been autonomously verified, but no human expert can give a talk on it or answer questions.
A New Consciousness of Mathematics - by Apoorva PanidapuThis is the problem dubbed proof indigestion. Some people think mathematicians are worried about losing their jobs to AI, that they fear they will no longer have problems to solve (which I do not believe), but the real crisis is that we may soon have more proofs than we can digest.
A New Consciousness of Mathematics - by Apoorva Panidapuurban banality and pastiche
Days of miracle and wonder - stephanie wakefieldThe contemporary city is simultaneously feral and domesticated; a space in which vitality is increasingly constrained.
Days of miracle and wonder - stephanie wakefieldRequired are wild forms of spatial thought and design capable of touching the radicalism of our contemporary conditions.
Days of miracle and wonder - stephanie wakefieldOne confronted the failure of inherited form with maximal intensity; the other rebuilt the perceptual and conceptual conditions under which new forms could become thinkable again.
Days of miracle and wonder - stephanie wakefield, Italian Futurism and the early Bauhaus clarify how much more demanding earlier attempts were than our own,
Days of miracle and wonder - stephanie wakefieldIn this sense, the early Bauhaus understood the crisis of architecture and urban space as a crisis of thought – of how space was apprehended, how materials were understood, and how sensing subjects oriented themselves physically and existentially within increasingly dynamic environments
Days of miracle and wonder - stephanie wakefield“Last Urbanism” that reflects and reinforces a leveled form of life that is neither aspiring nor vital.
Days of miracle and wonder - stephanie wakefield. They rejected the necrophilia of tradition and the museumification of life, and they opposed romantic sentimentality, bourgeois softness, and slowness, including in cities.
Days of miracle and wonder - stephanie wakefieldwhether the nation now lives inside simulations and feedback loops, with no clear future to orient toward and no means of reaching it.
Days of miracle and wonder - stephanie wakefieldtechnological change accelerates beyond existing symbolic orders
Days of miracle and wonder - stephanie wakefieldOtherwise, come 2020, Silicon Valley will have become an even bigger villain in the popular imagination, much like its East Coast counterpart, Wall Street.
Silicon Valley Has an Empathy Vacuum | The New YorkerEmpathy is not a buzzword but something to be practiced.
Silicon Valley Has an Empathy Vacuum | The New Yorkergrowth affects real people, for good and bad.
Silicon Valley Has an Empathy Vacuum | The New YorkerThe lack of empathy in technology design doesn't exist because the people who write algorithms are heartless but perhaps because they lack the texture of reality outside the technology bubble.
Silicon Valley Has an Empathy Vacuum | The New Yorkeret anecdotally at least, the facts confront the conventional wisdom with a puzzle: quite simply, the empiri- cal association between inequality and the quality of democracy is by no means obvious, no matter how the latter is measured.
ansell_samuels_inequality_and_quality_apsa_2018.pdfentropy that defines performant compiling behavior is not captured in the tests,
No, LLM is not going to replace software engineers, here's why – Fang-Pen's coding noteif you can produce code faster than you can review, delete, and simplify it, noise accumulates.
No, LLM is not going to replace software engineers, here's why – Fang-Pen's coding noteThis is why I say reading code is many times harder than writing code, because you can only guess about the author’s intention if they do not write it down.
No, LLM is not going to replace software engineers, here's why – Fang-Pen's coding noteTherefore, I would say, if you care about software quality, outsourcing thinking to LLM is a bad idea.
No, LLM is not going to replace software engineers, here's why – Fang-Pen's coding noteAnd the growth of requirements does not come in a linear fashion; it usually grows exponentially, or at least super‑linearly.
No, LLM is not going to replace software engineers, here's why – Fang-Pen's coding noteSoftware development is a process of discovering the requirements and removing the uncertainties.
No, LLM is not going to replace software engineers, here's why – Fang-Pen's coding noteLLMs cannot replace software engineers is the limitation imposed by the information density of the software spec, i.e., Shannon entropy.
No, LLM is not going to replace software engineers, here's why – Fang-Pen's coding noteChina’s venture capital ecosystem is dry at this critical moment for AI, and as a result, Beijing’s aspirations are likely to fall short of the whole-of-society economic transformation the party wants.
China Wants to Integrate AI Into 90 Percent of Its Economy by 2030. It Won’t Work. | Carnegie Endowment for International Peacea tool producing a cheap reward with minimal input and no friction can only be a liability,
the solution might be cancelling my AI subscriptionFor example, you may feel like you have a really short fuse or become prone to sudden emotional outbursts. You may also be extra sensitive to noise and feel super impatient most of the time. “
Signs You Need to Rebalance Your Nervous System | VogueIn a separate study, the team found that human-written essays offered up to eight times more new ideas than those produced by A.I.
Opinion | Writing Is Fundamental to How We Think - The New York TimesThe erosion of creative thinking means young people will struggle to navigate uncertainty.
Opinion | Writing Is Fundamental to How We Think - The New York TimesBrainstorming is the work that’s fundamental to writing
Opinion | Writing Is Fundamental to How We Think - The New York TimesThomas was a guy who had opinions and doubts and might say something weird at dinner.
On Grindslop - by Will Manidis - MinutesThe story has absorbed the good parts, the relentlessness and the willingness to suffer and the subordination of self to mission, and everything embarrassing about Elon, the parts that make him a real person, got left behind.
On Grindslop - by Will Manidis - MinutesThe output of this produced something that structurally was a guy talking to a guy about a guy about a guy and at no point in this chain did anyone build a rocket or run a company or do any of the work that the chain exists to celebrate.
On Grindslop - by Will Manidis - MinutesI want to make a specific and narrow distinction between a hard company and a grindslop company
On Grindslop - by Will Manidis - MinutesSuffering was orthogonal to his judgment and his judgment was better because he was not performing suffering.
On Grindslop - by Will Manidis - Minutes. Every library unbuilt, every garden untended, every beautiful thing in the world unfunded.
On Grindslop - by Will Manidis - MinutesWhen they are performed voluntarily by people who could be doing literally anything else with their lives, anything, the whole range of human possibility available to them
On Grindslop - by Will Manidis - MinutesWhy do you deserve so much? Why are you so rich? Because I suffer. Because I do not sleep.
On Grindslop - by Will Manidis - MinutesFor the beginning is thought to be more than half of the whole, and many of the questions we ask are cleared up by it.
The Internet Classics Archive | Nicomachean Ethics by Aristotleif this is the case, human good turns out to be activity of soul in accordance with virtue, and if there are more than one virtue, in accordance with the best and most complete.
The Internet Classics Archive | Nicomachean Ethics by Aristotle