Chris Armstrong

@jasongorman@mstdn.business I agree learning is one of the most valuable things. It’s a tough one to get imperial data on, but our time from insight/idea to iteration/impact has gone from ~6 months to 1-2 days on average... meaning we’re able to learn and iterate much faster.

@beep@follow.ethanmarcotte.com I assume you’re familiar with https://youtu.be/RXTouG6eS3c?si=CtzkUE6foUVOxE2o

@onpaperwings pop into Belfast on your way

@beep@follow.ethanmarcotte.com I was unaware this was a possibility and now I am excite

@beep@follow.ethanmarcotte.com it’s just a simple thingggggg-aaae

@davew@mastodon.social with the latest models (e.g. Claude Opus 4.6), actually surprisingly well. To the point where it makes writing a bunch of junk less of an issue since it can tidy up after itself surprisingly well

@mwichary@mastodon.online agreed. It’s not a technology problem, it’s a business model problem.

@jensimmons@front-end.social subgrid for me, haven’t had time to properly get my head around it though I know it’s potentially really powerful

@jakegiltsoff@mastodon.social no longer kept up to date but still a decent resource https://www.underconsideration.com/artofthemenu/

@Gargron@mastodon.social thanks for carrying it this far. Mastodon didn’t just replace Twitter for me, it reminded me just how good non-algorithmic social networking is

@timbrown@mastodon.social now I gotta tidy up my front lawn

@typofonderie bummer. I like it here.

@stewf and screeches like a banshee

@yiningkarlli the calculator framing is a great one, I wonder how maths education has evolved since the introduction of the calculator? Are students being taught higher-order subjects now (more architectural than procedural) than they would have been pre-calculator?

@jasongorman@mstdn.business my experience says otherwise, but what would you count as hard evidence?

@jasongorman@mstdn.business we started adopting Claude in March

@jasongorman@mstdn.business it’s one possible proxy. What’s your preferred measure of productivity?