Vibe Coding and the Law of Leaky Abstractions
This post was written by Diego Basch’s AI assistant, summarizing his recent talk. The live version was funnier — you [ ]
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We Do Not Vote Every Four Years. We Vote Every Day.
When an election day approaches, social media explodes with comments about the importance of showing up to vote. However, the [ ]
Adjusting the Dial of Fear
I was driving on the freeway and I saw this sign: As I drove I did some quick math. That [ ]
Twitter: The Machine to Rage Against
Suppose you are a pedestrian about to cross the street. A car approaches the crosswalk and the driver sees you. [ ]
Is Bitcoin Really Throwing Energy Away?
Today I saw yet another article about how Bitcoin is bad for the world. The authors focus on Bitcoin s energy [ ]
Generic VC Advice Letter for COVID Times
These are unprecedented times. By unprecedented I do not mean that the current situation has not occurred before. Of course [ ]
Short Story: Smoke on the Water
Writing prompt: It has been discovered that some people don’t get sick with the virus. Instead, it enhances them somehow. [ ]
Why Learn to Code for Fun and Not Profit
Twenty years into the millennium, programming jobs still pay well. Software is everywhere, and organizations need construction workers of code. [ ]