Paul Youlten

🌳(I planted a tree this year)

[Gondola @Mike15542142460]

Reviews are deleted after 7 days. Accounts after 90 days idle. We will never sell your data.

If this is still alive in five years I want it to be something people still trust, not something that quietly harvested them.

https://t.co/wxNiU8UpT0
Plain English, not lawyers.

[Paul Youlten @Payo]

@Mike15542142460 I like the way you integrate dispute resolution into the game

[Paul Youlten @Payo]

@Mike15542142460 This is my way of handling appeals and disputes: https://t.co/JlwK9kOJIU

[Paul Youlten @Payo]

@Shadow_Sky_Blue @Payoneer_Help Sorry, but I’m not anything to do with @Payoneer or @Payoneer_Help . Good luck!

[Paul Youlten @Payo]

@Mike15542142460 Can I get a friend code please?

[Paul Youlten @Payo]

@RaminNasibov //fish

[Charlotte 👩🏻‍✈️ @pilotcharlotte]

Suffering for over 15 years with a rare brain tumour, I went to countless doctors who told me nothing was wrong with me. They would say I was stressed, or needed to sleep more, exercise more, misdiagnosed with PCOS 3 times. These were NHS and private doctors. Specialists.

[Paul Youlten @Payo]

TIL: The Matrix and Star Trek are set in approximately the same time in the future: https://t.co/fRLMXAlNjm

[Paul Youlten @Payo]

Scroll a timeline of films organised by historical setting from '10,000 BC' and 'The Flintstones' to 'Valérian and the City of a Thousand Planets' and 'Dune'
https://t.co/m1PhVcIRgy

[Paul Youlten @Payo]

@mattpocockuk I hope questions in rounds don't multiply my 'esprit d'escalier'.

[Andrew McCalip @andrewmccalip]

Less than 100 miles away, about 50 tons of steel and copper are spinning at exactly 3,600 RPM. A giant rotor slews magnetic fields through copper windings and, per Faraday and Maxwell, induces a synchronized 60 Hz sine wave across an entire grid.

That electromagnetic wave propagates through grain oriented silicon steel, laminated transformer cores, kilometers of aluminum conductor steel reinforced cable, SF₆ insulated switchgear, substations switching hundreds of kilovolts, distribution transformers, oxygen free copper wiring, silicon MOSFETs, ferrites, multilayer ceramic capacitors, and the USB C cable plugged into my phone.

There, power feeds a capacitive touchscreen. A transparent matrix of indium tin oxide is deposited on glass. The controller continuously scans the grid. My finger changes the mutual capacitance by a fraction of a picofarad, perturbing the local electric field just enough for dedicated analog front ends to detect before software reconstructs the touch.

Iron ore. Bauxite. Silica sand. Copper ore. Lithium brines. Rare earths.

Refined. Alloyed. Crystallized. Doped. Implanted. Deposited. Etched. Polished.

We purified sand into nearly perfect single crystal silicon, grew boules, sliced wafers, placed dopant atoms with nanometer precision, fabricated chips containing tens of billions of transistors, synchronized them with clocks billions of times per second, and engineered them to execute matrix multiplications at a scale no human could comprehend.

Somewhere along the way, matmuls started to look like us.

That is an astonishing thought.

The towers of abstraction are staggering. No one person built this. No one person fully understands it. Yet every morning millions of people wake up tired, answer emails, argue over specifications, chase margins, fix defects, make payroll, and try to cover their mortgages. Somehow the whole machine keeps humming.

A planetary Swiss watch assembled from physics, markets, bureaucracy, ambition, error, and human necessity.

And after all of that, I touch a piece of conductive glass and step into the Roman forum of modern thought, where millions of minds test ideas against one another in real time.

Clockwork humanity.

It staggers the mind.

[Paul Youlten @Payo]

@JackK0528 @nicopreme @mattpocockuk My evolution of @mattpocockuk’s grill-me for when you only just started a project and there isn’t anything substantial to be grilled on: https://t.co/UQWD8m2Wr2

[Paul Youlten @Payo]

I have a new /skill called 'court-clerk' that emerged while developing my game Doggo108.

Your favourite AI agent acts as a court clerk in an appeals/adjudication process that runs though the CLI.

It keeps track of all appeals and previous rulings to form a kind of library of 'common law' that can be referenced in future appeals. All names are anonymised in an effort to keep rulings fair.

try it using:
npx skills@latest add Payo/skills/court-clerk

Let me know how to improve it - or fork it and DIY.

[Vitto Rivabella @VittoStack]

I always thought I had a pretty good eye.

Studied fine arts.
Good at spotting patterns.
Pretty observant.

Then I found this account.

Whoever runs it sees things I didn’t even know could be seen.

[Matt Pocock @mattpocockuk]

/writing-great-skills is quickly becoming my most often-invoked skill

It's just really good at writing skills, guys.

npx skills add mattpocock/skills --skill writing-great-skills

[Paul Youlten @Payo]

after a few weeks of daily use of @mattpocockuk 's brilliant grill-me skill, Claude Code has started to suggest that we do grill-me sessions without me telling it. 🤖

[Wonder of Science @wonderofscience]

Useless machines, first conceived around 1952 by Marvin Minsky while at Bell Labs, are fully functional machines designed to perform exactly nothing useful.

📽: fritend1

[Paul Youlten @Payo]

@laurel Scottish Country Dancing says "hey Line Dancing, hold my non-alcoholic beverage."
https://t.co/tgEgnOjS8t