'Maison et Arbres' (Casa y árboles)
Creación de 1888-90.
Técnica: Óleo sobre lienzo.
Dimensiones: 65,4 × 81,3 cm.
Ubicación: Fundación Barnes, Filadelfia, Pensilvania, Estados Unidos.
Autor: Paul Cézanne (francés, 1839-1906)
#arts#paintings
Two observatories, two views of the Trifid Nebula.
Rubin captures the full nebula in natural-looking visible colours, while Hubble zooms in on a four-light-year region, revealing glowing gas and dark dust
Credit: NASA, ESA, STScI. Image processing: J. DePasquale (STScI)
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"All good books are alike in that they are truer than if they had really happened and after you are finished reading one you will feel that all that happened to you and afterwards it all belongs to you."
- Ernest Hemingway was awarded the 1954 literature prize
My 9 (most-used) Claude Skills to write prompts.
Download the whole library for free:
👉 https://t.co/psB7XxAv8w - subscribe free; the welcome email gives you the download link.
Everything below is what you'll get in the library:
1. /prompt-master - restructures a brain-dump into a clean task spec before Claude runs anything.
2. /grill-me - interrogates until nothing is vague. The prompt fixes itself in the answers.
3. /how-to - for when I don't even know what to ask. Maps the steps first, then we prompt.
4. /48 - rewrites the optimised prompt for Opus 4.8. Models read differently.
5. /fable - same job, tuned for the new Fable 5. Two models, two ways of prompting.
6. /personal-voice - bakes my writing voice into the prompt. Outputs sound like me on the first try.
7. /anti-ai - remove the em-dashes and the dead giveaway AI words before they ever appear.
8. /write-a-skill - turns any prompt I reuse into a new Skill. The library builds itself.
9. /handoff - compresses the whole chat into the opening prompt of the next one. Nothing gets lost.
…and the rest of the library, all done, all free.
Stop studying prompt engineering. I already turned it into 9 Skills. Getting them takes 2 minutes:
Step 1. Subscribe free at https://t.co/psB7XxAv8w.
Step 2. Open the welcome email (don't skip this).
Step 3. Click the Notion link → "Skills" folder.
Step 4. Download the whole Skills library.
Step 5. Upload to Claude → Settings → Skills.
The best part: the Skills stack. Claude runs /grill-me into /48 into /personal-voice in one chat - you just answer the questions and watch.
♻️ Repost this to save someone from prompting.
Most people use AI. Few know how to use it well.
These 50 Claude tips cover prompting, projects, artifacts, memory, extended thinking, MCPs, and more.
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Best Universities for Engineering (2026)
🇺🇸 Stanford University — Rank 1
🇺🇸 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) — Rank 2
🇺🇸 University of California, Berkeley — Rank 3
🇺🇸 Harvard University — Rank 4
🇨🇳 Tsinghua University — Rank 5
🇺🇸 University of Michigan - Ann Arbor — Rank 6
🇯🇵 University of Tokyo — Rank 7
🇺🇸 University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign — Rank 8
🇬🇧 University of Cambridge — Rank 9
🇨🇦 University of Toronto — Rank 10
US institutions continue to dominate global engineering research and academic performance rankings.
starting a company is probably the only real attempt at escaping bullshit jobs.
jobs where most of the work is:
• reporting instead of building
• compliance theater instead of solving problems
• dashboards to justify existence
• meetings to coordinate future meetings
• process designed to manage fear, not outcomes
• status hierarchies instead of merit
• managerial control instead of value creation
• liability shields instead of responsibility
none of this produces value.
it just preserves the system.
starting a company forces a different constraint:
• if you don’t create something real, you die.
• no hiding behind slides.
• no pretending impact.
• no abstract contribution.
• you either ship, sell, and survive or you disappear.
it’s not glamorous.
it’s not safe.
but it’s one of the few environments where reality still matters.
As usual, Demis is quite well reasoned and his framework is very reasonable.
Especially considering that the alternative seems to be the “Pull Up The Ladder Framework” from the other guys, I would suggest we adopt Demis’ version.