Stop eating Lady Gaga's Oreos(experimental-history.com)

149 points by cwal37 2 months ago | 88 comments

Text Is King(experimental-history.com)

151 points by zdw 9 months ago | 69 comments

So you wanna de-bog yourself (2024)(experimental-history.com)

30 points by calvinfo 9 months ago | 10 comments

Research in psychology: are we learning anything?(experimental-history.com)

161 points by ctoth 2 years ago | 151 comments

I swear the UFO is coming any minute(experimental-history.com)

154 points by Ariarule 8 months ago | 54 comments

So you wanna de-bog yourself(experimental-history.com)

311 points by world2vec 2 years ago | 75 comments

Ideas aren't getting harder to find (2022)(experimental-history.com)

127 points by rafaelc 16 days ago | 56 comments

Adam Mastroianni's Experimental History essay arguing against the claim that new ideas are getting harder to find, saying discovery is still possible.

Feynman’s Razor(defenderofthebasic.substack.com)

327 points by mmoustafa 2 years ago | 117 comments

A Substack essay titled "Feynman's Razor" arguing that if an expert can't understand your explanation, you've dumbed it down too much.

Personal Computing 2.0: It's time for a personal computing revolution(ideas.imbue.com)

12 points by raybb 24 days ago | 2 comments

An essay by Josh Albrecht on Imbue's Substack arguing for a new personal computing revolution that restores user control, free of subscriptions, ads and dark patterns.

You can just say it(noperator.dev)

331 points by antirez 5 months ago | 172 comments

Personal blog essay by Caleb Gross arguing against valuing humans only for output quality that AI may eventually match, and for stating human value directly.

I'm Tired of Talking to AI(orchidfiles.com)

1753 points by theorchid 5 months ago | 850 comments

A personal essay recounting frustration with people replying using copy-pasted AI answers, including on GitHub discussions and from an employer sharing ChatGPT screenshots.

Fuck it, make it anyway(joelotter.com)

504 points by JayOtter 1 month ago | 495 comments

A personal blog essay by indie game developer Joel Auterson encouraging people to make their creative projects anyway despite doubts.