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💬 “For good or ill, a new generation, though raised in the lap of AI, will not be speaking or writing anything like the ‘intelligence’ that raised it.&...

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You have your own peculiar and necessarily limited interests and instead of spreading the net too widely, maybe it’s worth keeping a bit focused on the...

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Notes on the artificial style of writing

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Top level categories in my notes

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Simon Willison says:

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Finished reading Trip to the Moon by John Yorke

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On Mastodon, Harold Jarche points to the renewed relevance of Harold Innes, the mid-20th cen...

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I’m reading about the traditional Japanese porch, the engawa , seen here at the Shugakuin Imperial Vi...

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Jorge Arango’s book, Duly Noted: Extend your mind through con...

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Thoughts on ‘The Memex Method’

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Writing is still about thinking

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The Writing Slowly stats page has been given a natty makeover. As a result I’ve learned it will take 18 ...

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Beginner’s mind: Flea turns to the trumpet

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AI is changing how we think. Many people now swap deep reading for building with agents. Is the Zettelkasten just a nostalgic relic of a Twentieth Century ac...

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Will the last Zettelkasten practitioner please turn off the lights?

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