
Artist Guy Buffet has painted a number of different variations of his depiction of how to make various drinks (martini, margarita, Manhattan) but I like this version the best. (thx, ollie)
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Artist Guy Buffet has painted a number of different variations of his depiction of how to make various drinks (martini, margarita, Manhattan) but I like this version the best. (thx, ollie)
Tags: art · cocktails · food · Guy Buffet
My first adventure of the day is going to the Shunkaen Bonsai Museum. Other Japan bonsai recs welcome!
I hoping to post some of my photos from Japan here when I get a bit more organized, but for now, you can follow my adventures on Instagram Stories.
I stopped into the MEGA Donki (Don Quijote) in Shibuya last night and it was like being inside a slot machine. They had 20 different Kit Kat flavors, including a sake flavor. Ppl had baskets overflowing with candy. It was so bonkers.
Skills actually came out of a prototype I built demonstrating that Claude Code is a general-purpose agent :-)
It was a natural conclusion once we realized that bash + filesystem were all we needed
— Barry Zhang, Anthropic
Tags: skills, claude-code, ai-agents, generative-ai, ai, llms
macrumors.com/2025/10/15/new-macbook-pro-lacks-charger-in-europe/
An iconic Philly skate locale, Love Park, was demolished in 2016 — but has been reconstructed in Malmö, Sweden (including street lights and trash cans).
Pro se litigants [people representing themselves in court without a lawyer] account for the majority of the cases in the United States where a party submitted a court filing containing AI hallucinations. In a country where legal representation is unaffordable for most people, it is no wonder that pro se litigants are depending on free or low-cost AI tools. But it is a scandal that so many have been betrayed by them, to the detriment of the cases they are litigating all on their own.
— Riana Pfefferkorn, analyzing the AI Hallucination Cases database for CIS at Stanford Law
Tags: ai-ethics, generative-ai, law, hallucinations, ai, llms
Last year the most useful exercise for getting a feel for how good LLMs were at writing code was vibe coding (before that name had even been coined) - seeing if you could create a useful small application through prompting alone.
Today I think there's a new, more ambitious and significantly more intimidating exercise: spend a day working on real production code through prompting alone, making no manual edits yourself.
This doesn't mean you can't control exactly what goes into each file - you can even tell the model "update line 15 to use this instead" if you have to - but it's a great way to get more of a feel for how well the latest coding agents can wield their edit tools.
Tags: coding-agents, ai-assisted-programming, generative-ai, ai, llms
“‘Take on Me’ is an ideal song for Song Exploder, because it’s so well known and beloved that it feels like a song predestined to be a massive hit, but the truth couldn’t be further from the case.”