mcbishop

I've thought about learning sign language in order to communicate with the computer in a not-super-annoying way. Your solution... much more realistic. Cheers.

FYI: The one tool page I checked out included a real life artifact.

Communicate with chrome via the claude extension.

With the desktop app (for windows). I gave it the link and asked it to fill it out (in the external chrome browser). I reviewed / edited what it wrote and submitted. Very simple.

Claude Code filled in the form for me.

This is an awesomely clear and methodical explanation of system failure.

> At Anthropic, our jobs have moved from reading every diff to the decisions machines are bad at:

> ...Architecture that sets a pattern others will copy...

I'm happy that even Anthropic agrees this is best left to humans.

Super thoughtful discussion here. 100% human generated it seems.

I love the UX-design book: Don't Make Me Think.

I'm happy to now know about perma computing.

> up to the level of the mid 90s

So pair this with back-to-basics tech (e.g. text files)... that can serve us extremely well.

Yup. The closer I am to her friends... the stronger the compulsion. It's like magnetism.

As a dad, I have a strong compulsion to tell (bad) dad jokes. Ideally puns. All the time. I didn't used to be this way.

> As a rule, the highest-paid workers at Mondragon cooperatives earn only six times more than the lowest-paid workers.

And I bet these salary-capped co-op leaders are still appropriately capable / qualified. The U.S. billionare situation is ugly.

But there is some valid concern around internet-connected PV / battery power electronics getting bricked remotely.