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  1. Influence, New and Expanded, Robert B. Cialdini

  2. Benjamin Franklin, Walter Isaacson

  3. 100 Objects, 99% Invisible

    Sleeve Is Fashion Not Medicine

  4. Disney- The Renaissance and the Empire, Acquired

    How Eisner And Wells Were Recruited In Two Weeks

  5. How to Make Learning Impossibly Fun | Mark Rober, TED Talks Daily

    Enter Through The Heart To Teach Science

  6. Travis Kalanick, Founder of Uber & Atoms, David Senra

    Specialized Robotics Beat General Humanoids

  7. You Need to Be Skillsmaxxing, The Startup Ideas Podcast

    Skills Are SOPs That Make AI Repeatable

  8. Mental Models That Change How You Think | Bill Gurley, The Knowledge Project

    Think In Systems To Avoid Hidden Consequences

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  • Endless Execution, hey.com

    The age of agents has brought us endless execution. Every idea, every hunch, every experiment is now within immediate reach. For people with endless ideas, this is nirvana.

  • Everyone Should Know SIMD, Mitchell Hashimoto

  • The Trust Inversion- From Browser as OS to AI IDE as OS, Srajan Gupta

    > The browser asked: *“How do we let untrusted code run safely?”*

  • The Human-in-the-Loop Is Tired, Laura Summers

    The code is changing. What we do with it is changing. How it feels is... a work in progress.

  • Rewriting Bun in Rust, Jarred Sumner

    I asked Claude to loop the workflow on all 1,448 .zig files, and about 2 minutes in, one Claude ran `git stash` before committing. Another ran `git stash pop`. And then `git reset HEAD --hard`. They were stepping on each other! And if I put each Claude into a separate worktree, I would run out of disk space because Bun's git repository is too big and eventually the changes will need to be compiled and seen together.

  • Claude Platform 101, Anthropic Courses

    • Claude Fable is our most capable model yet — a new tier that sits above Opus, built for your toughest challenges. It comes at a significantly higher cost than Opus, so reserve it for work where that extra capability is worth paying for.

  • Building Effective Agents, anthropic.com

    There are many frameworks that make agentic systems easier to implement, including:

  • Claude 101, Anthropic Courses

    • The best approach when speaking to Claude is like you would a coworker—naturally, concisely, and conversationally.

  • Claude 101, Anthropic Courses

    As you start working with Claude, you'll likely encounter moments where the response isn't quite what you expected. This is normal—and it's an opportunity to refine your approach. Here are some of the most common challenges and how to address them.

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