Jered Sutton

Claude Code overview - Anthropic Learn about Claude Code, an agentic coding tool made by Anthropic. Currently in beta as a research preview.

docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/agen...

Claude 3.7 is now the state of the art.

Anthropic also released an agentic coding tool on the CLI.

Cursor has already updated to add support for 3.7.

o3-mini is nice. The code generation feels pretty good, but as @simonwillison.net pointed out, it’s “understanding” of what’s going on makes it great for documentation.

Ok @duolingoverde.bsky.social let’s give this another try again again tea vex…

GitHub - Jiayi-Pan/TinyZero Contribute to Jiayi-Pan/TinyZero development by creating an account on GitHub.

This is pretty incredible, they reproduced DeepSeek R1-Zero in the CountDown game for < $30 and the results seem to scale with model size/quality. Does this represent an order of magnitude jump in performance/size?

github.com/Jiayi-Pan/Ti...

They grow up so fast…

a rainbow colored shooting star with the words " do you know " in the background ALT: a rainbow colored shooting star with the words " do you know " in the background

I always see the meme about being stuck in Vim, we have a good laugh and move on. But for countless individuals each year it is a real problem. For those of you truly stuck, try <esc> <shift>-Z-Z to save and quit or <esc> :q! to quit without saving.

AppView idea: Bot or Not
Users are presented with random posts/replies and buttons for Bot and Not.

“Like a palate cleanser for your mind”… What hath we wrought?

Tired: Elon
Wired: Bezos

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I think these are the two best guides on installing a PDS and migrating data to it.

rafaeleyng.github.io/self-hosting...

Someone built a neat little AT browser.

atproto-browser.vercel.app/at/j9n.dev

Next steps with Bluesky - hosting your own data and more on the API Chris McLeod is a software developer with over 20 years of experience. Sometimes he writes about it.

A really nice high level description of hosting your own PDS.

chrismcleod.dev/blog/next-st...

Hmm thinking about self-hosting my PDS. Do I have the attention span to keep it going indefinitely since you can’t migrate back…

Sometimes I think I should write a book, but whenever I explore the idea further, I find that someone else has already written it, often better than I could.

The irony is that this doesn’t seem to deter those who write books. Either they haven’t noticed, or they simply don’t care.

Gah! That moment you make a change to a live music mix and it snaps together and you wonder who was running sound 5 minutes ago.

That interconnectedness is powered in large part by language. Humans spend a huge amount of time and energy on language. A large language model then is a model of that part of human intelligence that exists in our ability to communicate.

Maybe this is self-evident, but I think the reason generative AI and LLMs in particular are so striking is that they pertain to language. Humans are relational creatures. Part of our intelligence and productivity is derived from our interconnectedness.

I’ve added charts to spot trends in my trackers. Next up: tags! I’m exploring how they fit between folders and MoCs, and I use a to-process tag instead of an Inbox.

My new folder structure in Obsidian: Archive, Areas, Calendar, Computed, Databases, Notes, and Templates. Each serves a clear purpose to keep me organized.

I’m refining my Obsidian setup this year by adding an archive vault to declutter search results. Also shifting from PARA to a more Evergreen notes approach.

Combining analog and digital note-taking lets me store searchable data while keeping a narrative I can review offline—no screen required.

My bullet journal tracks habits, life events, and daily feelings. Rewriting calendar items across future, monthly, and daily logs helps commit them to memory.

I rely on my “digital brain” for anything I might need to reference later or copy/paste. It logs daily work, tracks data, and even holds publishable drafts.

In 2024, I used Obsidian for digital notes and a Leuchtturm bullet journal for handwritten entries. Yes, I split my brain—but it works.

A notebook with pen on a table.

My note-taking and journaling keep evolving. After testing countless tools, I realized success depends on sticking to your system—and refining it over time.

OpemAI is, “now confident we know how to build AGI as we have traditionally understood it.” Fascinating. blog.samaltman.com/reflections

Nice, I wasn’t far off.

I’m going to guess more people wear it because you can see it on others based upon no cogent reasoning or data.

Interesting thought though.