Something here has always struck me as odd.
The more developed society gets, the less anyone writes by hand once they start working. Typing replaced the pen, and handwriting fell off a cliff.
Yet for the first ten or twenty years of our lives — all of them pointed at jobs where we'll type all day — school insists we record everything with pen and paper. There has to be a scientific reason behind that. Why does learning, of all things, have to happen on paper?
A few ideas I picked up recently. Writing them down.
One is about failed attempts. Say something cost you money and cost you time. Before you beat yourself up over it, ask: if that time hadn't gone there, was there something of higher value it could have gone to?
If there was, st…
Read more — 28. A Few Excellent Ways of Thinking I Picked Up
DeepSeek recently open-sourced an interesting project: dsh-superagent-prototype.
https://github.com/deepseek-ai/dsh-superagent-prototype
The idea is pretty straightforward: listen for GitHub events, have a Main Agent delegate tasks to Worker Agents, open PRs, and automatically fo…
Read more — 15. When Code Gets Cheap, Where Does a Developer's Value Go
https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/2094373708773311272
[This 10,000-word piece by Claude's lead completely changed how I use AI, prompts included! — Ai 学习的老章]
It did change how I use AI, honestly. One point stuck with me: ambition decides how good your agent's output can be.
The deeper…
Read more — 25. Ambition Decides Whether Your Agent Produces Quality Work
https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/2094062921991173687
[Sharing a stunning open-source Skill I found recently: one sentence lets AI make an explainer video for any principle — 数字生命卡兹克]
This Skill is genuinely good. What it solves is the two hardest parts of learning: making things simp…
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