This morning I watched our three beautiful, talented, creative kids build a fort out of couch cushions, dance for 35 minutes straight to the Curious George song, laugh until they cried about who could color the fastest, and make up a song about a bunny.
It's crazy to think that one day 20 years from now, if everything goes perfectly for them, they'll be able to harness this passion for life into Associate Project Manager roles at Salesforce.
Programming isn't going away.
Prompting is programming.
And the better you are at articulating what you want in clear written English, the better your results.
I got 25/36 on this facial expression reading test. I was curious how Jessica would do, so I sent it to her. She got 36/36. She really is the social radar. (via @markessien)
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Ai is becoming insanely good at writing—and developing at an insanely fast speed.
@AnthropicAI's Claude 3 opus can convincingly mimic @danshipper writing voice and style for short-form content.
It’s not 100% perfect, but it’s pretty close.
Now AI is inching closer to mastering the art of high-quality writing and making the written word more affordable and abundant than ever before.
This begs the question: If AI is making good writing cheap, how do you stand out as a writer?
Read Dan’s latest essay to find out if you have what it takes to thrive in the age of AI-powered writing.
it feels like we’re in a prolonged state of “macro whiplash”
hard to bet on anything big picture staying consistent … financial markets, sociocultural norms, the next “big” tech, which career path will get you where