Via RC’s AI article, a fascinating recording of someone programming a game almost entirely by prompting Claude by voice. This feels truly “futuristic” to me. Sure it’s clunky at times, but damn if this isn’t closer to the Star Trek computer than I ever thought I’d see in my lifetime.

Detailed, nuanced, and well-thought-out. Tons of great and insightful quotes from RC alums. And their conclusion is, I think, perfect:

You should use AI-powered tools to complement or increase your agency, not replace it.

I really like trying to publish written versions of conference talks – videos are great, but not everyone has the time or desire to watch. But in the past I’ve often not been able to make them happen – it’s just felt like a lot of work transcribing an entire talk, producing a writeup, etc. But modern AI tools have changed this, it’s now significantly easier.

So here are some notes on my tools and workflow that I used to produce the writeup of my DjangoCon US 2024 talk. This is super-similar to, and inspired by, Simon Willison’s workflow.

Maybe the best intro to LLMs I’ve seen yet.

Fantastic post about what building an ML system feels like.