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Power in Miniature: Algorithmic Tools in an AI World
(If you just want to see the code in action, jump down to the bottom). This post is shorter than I intended it to be, because I kept wrestling with it and in the end decided that for...
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Legitimate & Utterly Useless Fear of Generative AI
⚪ This document is certified 100% AI-free ⚪ (It’s kind of a joke, and also it’s not) It’s not really surprising, but I’ve seen — like everybody else — the concern over AI rising in proportion to the ascendance...
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AI Coder Phantasm
The future of coding itself is at stake seems to be the message of many articles and discussions in recent months. Certainly anyone whose career lies in software development and related fields has reason to ponder the significant leaps...
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Under One Roof: What New Tech Means in the Workplace
In July 1978, the New York Times transitioned from a hot-type to a cold-type system — from cast metal typesetting with red hot metal to the quiet, cool computer-based systems still employed in principle today. The video exploring the...
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The Telecommute Transition
In the advancing modern world, it’s not news that the presence of telecommuting, working from home, remote work, or any other description of avoiding the office in the pursuit of work has been on the rise for a number...
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A Brief Discourse on Work
The usefulness of work is a deep, deep topic with many corners and branches; no single discussion can comprehend it. To the question of “why do we work?” — The simplest answer, and perhaps the most historic, is to say...
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The Future: A Short Anti-Complaint
It’s a common complaint that “the future isn’t what it used to be”, and I don’t disagree: I demand cheap flying cars, a personal robot staff, convenient interplanetary travel, an end to world hunger, and total immunity to disease. But...
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