I'm not saying people need to know how to vibe code. I'm saying there's a lot of non-technical people who try vibe coding tools today, actively want to make something, and can't.
IMO there's opportunity for tools that help those users!
Technological development has brought, and continues to bring, significant benefits to humanity. In order to ensure true progress, it is imperative that human dignity and the common good remain resolute priorities for all, both individuals and public entities. We must never forget the “ontological dignity that belongs to the person as such simply because he or she exists and is willed, created, and loved by God” (Dignitas Infinita, 7). @PontAcadLife
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🚨New episode🚨
@MichaelDean_0 architect-turned-writer, O’Shaughnessy Fellow, and creator of Essay Architecture, joins Infinite Loops to dive into the hidden structures of nonfiction, the 27 patterns for idea-form-voice, why editing rewires synapses, the risks of vibe-based writing and scoring essays with David Foster Wallace scoring the top three spots.
Timestamps:
0:00:00 Intro
0:01:03 Guest Introduction
0:01:57 The Architecture of Essays: from Design School to Writing Frameworks
0:06:30 The Pattern Language: Idea, Form, and Voice
0:09:35 Local Nuance vs Global Stylekits
0:16:39 Fundamentals before breaking rules: Joyce, Picasso, the Beatles
0:19:55 Quality without a Name
0:25:35 Leveling the College Playing Field
0:32:27 The Two Sandboxes of Fundamentals and Amplification
0:36:38 Gamification, Play, and Motivation
0:51:35 Beyond the Five-paragraph Essay: Emerson and AI in Education
0:55:25 Scoring Great Essays: why David Foster Wallace takes Three Top Spots
1:02:51 Editing as Belief-Rewiring: Why Writers Avoid It and Why Math Helps
1:15:53 The King of Biases: Confirmation Bias
1:29:08 Dean as Emperor of The World
Asked Claude a CSS question. It used up all its context trying to answer, then locked me out till 7pm. So basically it reacted like a real developer when you bring up CSS.