To celebrate my wife coming back from a trip, we decided to do a bit of a “no screens” weekend, so…

It is SUCH a good way to read things, free of distraction, without staring into a torch, without having to decide what to digest next.

To celebrate my wife coming back from a trip, we decided to do a bit of a “no screens” weekend, so I bought a couple of newspapers, for the first time I can remember.

It is SUCH a good way to read things, free of distraction, without staring into a torch, without having to decide what to digest next.

What interests me now is: how do I let through just the bits of news that genuinely are worth piercing my bubble alongside a more casual catch up at the weekend?

How do I get just the signal, at just the right times through the day?

To be continued…

Simulated Intelligence

Apple's recent paper has kicked off a kind of Rorschach discussion about whether LLMs actually reason or just pattern match. For me, I recognise this when asking Claude Code to think, think harder or ULTRATHINK. If you use the sledgehammer on a nut-sized problem, you'll have

Two years later: AI did it

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Simulated Intelligence

Two years later: AI did it

Why (and how) to use Claude Code

Is it more or less focus to build two products instead of one?