Chain of Thought for Humans(boristhebrave.com)
109 points by ibobev | 54 comments
Blog post describing how narrating one's thoughts aloud, like LLM chain-of-thought or rubber duck debugging, improved the author's puzzle solving in The Witness.
12 stories tagged cognition, newest first.
109 points by ibobev | 54 comments
Blog post describing how narrating one's thoughts aloud, like LLM chain-of-thought or rubber duck debugging, improved the author's puzzle solving in The Witness.
4 points by tobr | 0 comments
Michael Nielsen's 2016 essay on how computer interfaces can serve as cognitive technologies that expand the range of human thought.
431 points by seelos | 184 comments
Cognition blog post announcing SWE-2, a new software engineering AI model claimed to push the cost-performance Pareto frontier.
524 points by rzk | 452 comments
A Substack essay by Davide Piffer arguing that AI's edge over mathematicians comes from a vast symbolic working memory rather than superior reasoning.
1393 points by dwwoelfel | 629 comments
Neal Stephenson's Substack post arguing that writing by hand benefits the brain, with practical advice on how to do it.
550 points by bilsbie | 216 comments
Archived 2014 American Psychological Association press release on a study finding that walking boosts creative thinking compared with sitting.
488 points by sebg | 201 comments
A Substack essay by Casual Physics Enjoyer reflecting on being a slow thinker and how to lean into that thinking style.
568 points by rfurmani | 388 comments
X post by Windsurf's employee #2 saying he joined Cognition and received only 1% of his shares' value after the Google DeepMind deal.
486 points by alazsengul | 406 comments
Cognition blog post announcing its agreement to acquire Windsurf, the AI coding IDE company.
509 points by orcul | 362 comments
Scientific American article by Gary Stix on brain studies showing language is not essential for the cognitive processes underlying thought.
485 points by tuyguntn | 200 comments
A Tell HN post in which the author describes how burnout and depression impaired their learning, memory, and problem-solving, urging others to protect their mental health.
406 points by scrambled | 184 comments
A Substack essay by Sarah Constantin on the Rough Diamonds blog explaining the functions of the cerebellum beyond balance.