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I think this is a massively cool and big idea. It’s all the productivity suite but stateless. It’s Office but for Agents.
This Link Is This Document tinylittleoffice.com/?c=wmpp…
Six years ago, @richziade had a great software idea: TinySheet, a ten-line spreadsheet that ran in the browser and kept all the data in its URL.
Today, @ftrain writes, they've expanded on that idea with TinyLittleOffice.com: buff.ly/BpHyliT
How can we get politicians and Silicon Valley on the same AI page?
On this week’s Aboard Podcast, @ftrain and @richziade welcome on @goldman of the Center for Shared AI Prosperity.
Listen now: buff.ly/MiRhbnv
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Nothing could delight me more than talk to @ftrain about the internet aboard.com/podcast/katie-not…
"My prediction is that, via PostgreSQL, many more people will start to anchor their AI work in structured, semantically linked data," writes @ftrain. "We need to start using our computers again, instead of just talking to them." buff.ly/jGZqB53
"What would it sound like to be a ghost walking around the empty mall in an abandoned alien space station while vaporwave-style...music...blurs together in the background, layered in with random voices and sound effects?" buff.ly/dJjynE8
"Software development in the future will be less and less about coding and deploying software," writes @ftrain. "Instead, it’ll be more and more about cataloging and identifying good loops between generative systems and verification systems." buff.ly/SWRG98Q
“The blind vibe-coding revolution is upon us.”
On the Aboard Podcast, @ftrain and @richziade are joined by @quailty5 to discuss how blind and low-vision people are using AI tools to create and adapt software to suit their accessibility needs: buff.ly/8834U3R
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Karen Hao's "Empire of AI," @ftrain writes, is "less about computers becoming human, and more about humans being very human."
In this week's newsletter, Paul reviews Hao's sweeping chronicle of the emerging AI era: buff.ly/6cWBp1I
It's this collection of my own writing. I have attempted to climb this data-gathering hill MANY times in the last decade and have many google sheets to prove it. It's always bested me. But this took only a few hours and one stiff drink. app.aboard.com/boards/2Guc8L…













