Author Allen Taylor @Allen_Taylor

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Author Allen Taylor @Allen_Taylor

a hour ago

@kplikethebird @every I love the line about AI creating more work but helping you understand it better. I've had the same experience.

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2 hours ago

I just ran my novel-in-progress (about 80k words and nowhere near complete) past Claude Fable 5 as a developmental edit. I'm impressed. Note: I've done this twice before. Once with ChatGPT and once with Claude pre-Fable 5 release. This dev edit far surpassed either of those. 15 pages. Almost 10,000 words. Recommends many fixes I myself have struggled with, wondering how I'm going to fix these issues. Claude Fable 5 has given me several incredible ideas for doing so. This will certainly make the work easier going forward. I actually have a plan and a roadmap for completion.

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Author Allen Taylor @Allen_Taylor

7 hours ago

100% This is one of the reasons I left academia and never pursued graduate-level studies. Much of the writing is meant to obscure, which is the exact opposite of the purpose of writing.

David Perell Clips @PerellClips

2 days ago

Academics write for each other, not for people. Steven Pinker has spent over four decades doing the opposite, and thinks current academic writing is "enormous wasted effort." "There's an awful lot of brilliant work, really smart people in academia. Why are they doing it? Just

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8 hours ago

Fiction writers can use Claude for 3D world building. Build your world, have Claude Fable bring it to life, including your characters, and invite your readers to experience it first hand.

Min Choi @minchoi

16 hours ago

Claude Fable 5 just changed the AI game. People are one-shotting games, 3D worlds, app builders and insane code optimizations. There's a major shift. 10 examples:

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a day ago

@Writers_Write Poems also allow you to play with white space in ways that prose can't. Poems include line breaks, but you can also experiment with indents and visual expressions on the page. This fosters greater creativity, even for writing prose.

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@mikefutia TRENDS

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a day ago

Start with generation. Master that, then move on to RAG. Only after you master RAG should you attempt to master agents.

Krishna Agrawal @Krishnasagrawal

2 days ago

Most companies don't need AI Agents. They need better RAG. That's the uncomfortable truth. Right now, everyone wants to build autonomous AI systems that can reason, plan, use tools, and complete tasks independently. But many teams haven't even solved the retrieval problem

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Author Allen Taylor @Allen_Taylor

2 days ago

Great testimony

Byron Donalds @ByronDonalds

3 days ago

To you, it's just a Cracker Barrel parking lot. To me, it's where I gave my life to Jesus Christ. I was 21 years old. I was working at the Cracker Barrel in Tallahassee after some of the worst years of my life. I'd made mistakes. Real ones. I grew up in Crown Heights, Brooklyn,

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2 days ago

Looks like I'm not the only one who's noticed.

Eric 🍥 @EricOnchain

2 days ago

I've been in crypto for almost a decade and the lifecycle of 99% of crypto companies is predictable. - Decentralized, until the VC round needs control. - Permissionless, until the regulator calls. - Non-custodial, until “UX” becomes the excuse. - Privacy, until an advertiser or

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2 days ago

@Zephyr_hg AUTOPILOT

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Author Allen Taylor @Allen_Taylor

3 days ago

@codeby_abir If I wanted to improve my resume, I'd ask ChatGPT to interview me and then create a resume and cover letter for a specific job at a specific company.

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Author Allen Taylor @Allen_Taylor

3 days ago

Worth considering

Abir Hasan @codeby_abir

3 days ago

6 PROMPTS TO LEARN ANYTHING USING CLAUDE Most people use Claude like a search engine. They ask a question, get an answer, and move on. But the fastest learners use Claude differently. They turn it into a personal tutor that breaks down complex topics, exposes knowledge gaps,

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Author Allen Taylor @Allen_Taylor

3 days ago

This is a great essay, but there is a fifth position: Foundationalism. Foundationalism is a pragmatic addition that captures the structural mechanics of how the modern digital asset ecosystem actually functions. It shifts the focus from ideology to economic utility, framing Bitcoin as the indispensable global liquidity layer and systemic anchor for the rest of the market. Bitcoin's primary job is to absorb and hold vast amounts of capital to stabilize the broader space, and that's all it needs to do. It can do more, but it doesn't need to in order to be practical, valuable, and useful. As a Foundationalist, I respect all four of Saylor's ideologies and appreciate the big players who maintain large wallets because without them the rest of us would be eating cheese. However, other blockchains and other cryptocurrencies can fill the gaps left open by Bitcoin's weaknesses. Foundationalism recognizes three critical realities that traditional perspectives often overlook: 1. The "Economic Sovereign" Role in traditional finance. The US Dollar does not need to be the most technologically advanced or fastest currency to rule the global financial system. Its power comes purely from its unmatched liquidity, depth of capital, and the fact that all other assets are priced against it. The Foundationalist view positions Bitcoin as the digital equivalent. It doesn't need smart contracts or high-speed transactions; it just needs to be an unshakeable, highly capitalized vault. 2. A Buffer Against Systemic Cascades. A market without a strong anchor collapses entirely when panic strikes. In crypto, Bitcoin acts as the ultimate shock absorber. When capital is held firmly in Bitcoin by long-term institutional custodians and corporate treasuries, it creates a massive "liquidity sponge" that prevents localized altcoin failures from completely wiping out the entire industry's infrastructure. 3. The Enabler of Ecosystem Innovation. An anchor allows other ships to explore. By maintaining a massive, stable capital base in Bitcoin, developers, venture capitalists, and other users gain the economic confidence to build higher-risk, high-utility networks (like Ethereum, Solana, or decentralized finance applications) on top of or alongside it. Foundationalism recognizes the values of Bitcoin and its defenders without worshiping the infrastructure. One can appreciate the beauty and architectural craftsmanship of the Eiffel Tower or the Empire State Building without expecting that all buildings or all structures follow their patterns or move out of the way so that those two can have supremacy. Foundationalism says, "Yes, let's keep Bitcoin, let's use Bitcoin, but let's not stop there."