105 karma · joined November 21, 2020
I am ok with the long-form reply. We are all sentient, one can scan for the information or insights that are valuable to him/her. On the other hand, I dislike when information is withheld from me.
I was researching different input methods, and stumbled upon Dasher. What I like the most is:
- the fact that I can write with one hand (like with a fountain pen, remember those?)
- right edge of the interface is literally The Library of Babel of J. L. Borges((One W. Shakespeare Romeo and Juliet.))
I came here to suggest Dasher to OP also.
I am simply asking in what sense did Claude read all those books. I am sorry if I have hijacked the disscusion.
edited: spelling
All deep formal math is a boundary to a thing.
" They had spent the past two decades hunting jackals and foxes together, often traveling in Talgar’s run-down Volkswagen Golf, a modern replacement for a horse."
And then a picture caption adds:
"The Taigan is a breed of sight hound native to Kyrgyzstan. They are used to flush prey, such as foxes, on a hunt."
I think there is also a psychological bias, we feel more "productive" in a more verbose language. Subconsciously at least, we think "programmers produce code" instead of thinking "programmers build systems".
Something funny is happening; as I understand it, it is a flash thing reimplemented.
I used to play with an earlier version of Nodal, great for someone that has an ear for music but no formal training. Also, Brian Eno.