LW - AI #71: Farewell to Chevron by Zvi
Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: AI #71: Farewell to Chevron, published by Zvi on July 5, 2024 on LessWrong.
Chevron deference is no more. How will …
Steve Krouse on Val Town's Vision for Collaborative Coding
Democratizing Programming: The Vision of Val Town with Steve Krouse In this episode of 'The Next Next,' host Jason Jacobs interviews Steve Krouse, founder of Val Town, a platform designed to make programming more accessible and collaborative through web-based tools. Steve talks about the challenges…
Story: The Power of Context: Reimagining Learning
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where learning felt like an uphill battle? Like no matter how hard you tried, the pieces just wouldn't fall into place?
Steve Krouse's story shows the power of the right learning environment. As a child, Steve felt he wasn't good at math. But everythin…
Do 60-Minute Coding Tasks in 60 Seconds—With AI - Ep. 41 with Steve Krouse
Here’s the most compelling benchmark of AI progress: A task that took 60 minutes a year ago now takes 60 seconds.
In January 2024, researcher Geoffrey Litt and I spent an hour coaxing ChatGPT to build a simple app on this podcast. Nearly 12 months later, Steve Krouse and I built the same app with …
v41 - Liquid Glasshole
I've made it! I'm over the hump! I'm actually writing* my language-learning app in Swift!
Send an email expressing how proud you are of me to podcast@searls.co. Or if there's any news worth following that isn't about AI. Too much AI stuff lately.
*And by "I'm writing", I admit Claude Code is doin…
HN Daily - March 22, 2026
Kai and Maya cover the top stories from Hacker News for Sunday, March 22, 2026:
- Bram Cohen (creator of BitTorrent) releases Manyana, a CRDT-based vision for the future of version control
- Project NOMAD brings offline Wikipedia, AI assistants, maps, and education to any computer without internet
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Ep. #10, The Human Brain in Software Development with Steve Krouse
On episode 10 of High Leverage, Joe Ruscio sits down with Steve Krouse to discuss the rapidly evolving relationship between AI and programming. Steve shares lessons from building Val Town at the center of the AI tooling wave, why he believes better abstractions will define the future of software, a…
Ep. #10, The Human Brain in Software Development with Steve Krouse
On episode 10 of High Leverage, Joe Ruscio sits down with Steve Krouse to discuss the rapidly evolving relationship between AI and programming. Steve shares lessons from building Val Town at the center of the AI tooling wave, why he believes better abstractions will define the future of software, a…
E26: Do coding agents help or hinder learning?
Charlie and Oz reconnect after a year to tackle the question of our times: now that coding agents actually work, does learning computer science still matter — and is the agent an asset to your growth or a liability? They get into RLVR and why agents crossed the threshold, Amdahl's law as a metaphor…
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