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  1. Start Select Reset Zine #015 | Monsters In The Mirror

    Issue #015 of Start Select Reset went out by snail mail yesterday to my supporters (£5/month+).Start Select Reset is delivered straight to your snail mailbox four times a year, just like it’s 1994!Issue #015 – Monsters In The Mirror Issue #15 is the physical shadow of the audio essay of the same name. It is an essay about artificial intelligence and cultural mirrors; mirrors as magical surfaces, instruments of mastery, and habitats. It turns on the transistor as a second Promethean moment,…

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  2. Raindrop.io Stella Prompts for Batch Processing Bookmarks

    Raindrop.io recently released Stella, an AI assistant for searching, organising, and summarising bookmarks. I’ve been using it to work through nearly 18 years of saved links, and the experience of chatting with my bookmark archive has been surprisingly great. In some situations, it has even replaced mindless doomscrolling, especially in the little moments like waiting in a supermarket queue.At first I was using Stella for simple library maintenance; cleaning up duplicate tags, fixing spelling…

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  3. Novel Cognition | Weeknotes #435

    The page once opened inward.Now the screen answers back.We call both kinds of thinking.Still unsure. Novel Cognition On The Blog Start Select Reset 📑 Photo 365 The Ministry Of My Own Labour Terminal Access Dipping the Stacks Reading Music Remember Kids:

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  4. We’ve Been Here Before

    AI adoption in the workplace is still evolving. But like spreadsheets before them, language models are becoming a new programmable medium for business logic. The post We’ve Been Here Before appeared first on thejaymo.net.

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  5. Everyone Vibe Codes Their Own Markdown Editor Eventually | Weeknotes #434

    I think judging an LLM on it's writing output is a complete category error. It's what they possible with language that is important. The post Everyone Vibe Codes Their Own Markdown Editor Eventually | Weeknotes #434 appeared first on thejaymo.net.

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  6. March 2026 | Photo 365

    Photo 365 2026. Year 5, Month 3. Photo-a-day for the month of March 2026. The post March 2026 | Photo 365 appeared first on thejaymo.net.

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  7. Easter 2026 | Weeknotes #433

    Over Easter I hung out with my parents, went for walks, participated in a chaotic church raffle, and did a bunch of odd jobs around the house. The post Easter 2026 | Weeknotes #433 appeared first on thejaymo.net.

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  8. Creative Loop | Weeknotes #432

    All a scene really is, is just people just prompting each other in a tight feedback loop. The post Creative Loop | Weeknotes #432 appeared first on thejaymo.net.

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  9. Try Our Best | Weeknotes #431

    At the time of writing, we are about thirty hours from finding out whether the current global settlement is still to be or not. The post Try Our Best | Weeknotes #431 appeared first on thejaymo.net.

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  10. Thinking Inside Out

    On Agents, Worlds, and Ontological Hardness The post Thinking Inside Out appeared first on thejaymo.net.

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  11. Three Worlds for Little Guys

    OpenClaw, Gas Town, and Cantrip through the lens of ontological hardness The post Three Worlds for Little Guys appeared first on thejaymo.net.

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  12. Hard Worlds For Little Guys

    Why LLM agents need hard worlds; lessons from interactive fiction engine design. The post Hard Worlds For Little Guys appeared first on thejaymo.net.

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  13. Ontological Hardness

    Why the first question about agent failure should be about the world, not the model The post Ontological Hardness appeared first on thejaymo.net.

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