A shorthand for designing UI flows by Ryan Singer
https://signalvnoise.com/posts/1926-a-shorthand-for-designing-ui-flows
This is great, can be done on a napkin
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spdrnl@impactology You are in good company. This is exact;y the point Leslie Lamport is making about coding vs programming. He also has some nice videos.
https://cacm.acm.org/opinion/who-builds-a-house-without-drawing-blueprints/
"To write prompts that are clear, it is often necessary to communicate problem solving steps, and this draws on computational thinking skills"
"Several participants found that writing prompts helped them improve their problem-solving skills, as they could focus on the logic required rather than low-level syntax"
Prompt Problems: A New Programming Exercise for the Generative AI Era
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2311.05943
"we introduce a new type of programming exercise to hone this nascent skill: ‘Prompt Problems’. Prompt Problems are designed to help students learn how to write effective prompts for AI code generators. A student solves a Prompt Problem by crafting a natural language prompt which, when provided as input to an LLM, outputs code that successfully solves a specified programming task"
Average whole apartment prices per m2 in European cities (2024)
Wow in EU home loan interest rate is 3.44%! In Mumbai, India it is 8.4!
One thing I realized after talking to another friend, the desire to run one's own business for lot of people doing a job comes from the desire to be able to afford to buy a 4bhk home without needing to pay home loan till one is 70
Since there is more upside in making money via running your own business vs in salary bumps via rising in the corporate ladder
Designing Assistant Technology AI That Makes People Smarter By Christopher Noessel | Rosenfeld Media
https://rosenfeldmedia.com/books/designing-assistant-technology/
"When artificial intelligence is designed poorly, it diminishes people’s skills rather than enhancing them. It can even make users less capable and more dependent on AI. In Designing Assistant Technology, Christopher Noessel provides a framework for how to use AI to assist users, as well as mitigating the risks of de-skilling and overreliance on AI"
What would it be like to work in a company where you don't have to write and manage emails, decks, reports, spreadsheets
Like only focused on making the software parts, and one single source of truth document where everyone shares with each other on what they did/are doing.
Asked a MacOS and iOS developer friend and he was like 20 pages