With geometry, telemetry, and language feeding into a single simulation, it’s the time spent making architectural decisions that matters. https://t.co/Cv8cqZl9Iz
what happens when one of the founders of writely (which went on to become gdocs) sets up a complex agentic loop and lets it run largely independently in pursuit of an online, collaborative word processor? https://t.co/fCI736xnXU
Where does a judgment step go inside an app that already has a deterministic state machine, a tool surface, and a CI pipeline? // @tamir_dresher’s latest for command line https://t.co/TpbcSOLbgu
With agentic AI, the durable asset is the learning loop you own. OpenEnv is its protocol. // read the latest from @t2govind on command line https://t.co/kQWBWFhPXz
Introducing the Agentic Resource Discovery specification // Developed in collaboration with GoDaddy, Google, Hugging Face, and others, this new open spec lets AI clients find resources relevant to a given task automatically. https://t.co/umW8k7mxV2
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when you spot a graphic novel written by one of your favorite graphic designers, you buy the book // chip kidd’s take on the dark knight doesn’t disappoint (though some plot points strain credulity (but, i mean, comics, amirite?))
not my favorite batman arc by any stretch of the imagination, but a fun romp through the streets of gotham nonetheless—& berni wrightson just doesn’t do himself justice in those tiny frames. covers & splash pages (but mostly covers (& mostly that of no. 3)) FTW
part autobiography, part metafictional look at the art of making art, part rumination on generational trauma + mental illness, part nod to art spiegelman, all beautiful.
a wonderful anthology that touches on a lot of salient points including the need for intersectional activism, identity-first v. person-first language (& why it matters), + a surprisingly useful soup analogy.
a stellar recommendation from imin yeh // echoes of “the yellow wallpaper,” with a side of gogo & didi + a dash of cujo/old yeller/where the red fern grows for good measure // dark humor from a uniquely unreliable narrator in a neat, quiet, yet not-so-tidy package