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Speed of Light
My Experiences with Claude
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Simon Michelet
@smichelet.bsky.social
A Berlin-based graphic designer with a keen sense of programming. Because this is a broad field and because I am enthusiastic about the project, I have been working on the ex nihilo project for quite some time: https://martinburckhardt.substack.com/
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Speed of Light
My Experiences with Claude
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After 9 months with Claude, I see things I couldn’t have imagined a year ago. You build a slideshow builder that can output both PDFs and PowerPoint presentations— in less than two days. Thinking back to my days as a programmer, I would have been thrilled if I’d managed to do that in a month.
The first video I made (together with the guys from ex nihilo) - and started to grow salads in my apartment after listening to Mr. Despommier youtu.be/9NxPmTdHRC4
Why we need Forests in our Homes. A Conversation with Dickson Despommier
YouTube video by Martin Burckhardt
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A few thoughts on what happens when you go along with the idea of shrinking attention spans simonmichelet1.substack.com/p/the-parado...
The Paradox of Minimalism
What I learnt trying to be as short as possible
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Tribes without Land and a Civil War without Weapons ... www.youtube.com/watch?v=REM4...
The Attention Battlefield. Brad Evans on Tribes without Land and a Civil War Without Weapons
YouTube video by Martin Burckhardt
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Interesting adventure - creating a YouTube Course on Philosophy in the Digital Age youtu.be/j6A3lWPGbyI
Philosophy in the Digital Age. Course Introduction
YouTube video by Martin Burckhardt
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The question is: how do you edit a highly intellectual conversation - and in such a way that the pictures support the text? It really was a great pleasure ... martinburckhardt.substack.com/p/psychology...
Psychology of the Machine
Watch now | A Workshop Conversation / Ein Werkstattgespräch
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Was der Zusammenhang zwischen dem Turing-Test und Schneewitchens vergiftetem Apfel ist martinburckhardt.substack.com/p/der-turing...
Der Turing-Test
Éducation sentimentale IX
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When even an internship at the Washington Post is out of reach. Jacob Savage on the lost generation youtu.be/z2e2iwQg3Lg
Wenn Blaise Pascal gesagt hat, das Elend des Menschen rühre daher, dass er nicht allein in seinem Zimmer bleiben könne, fragt sich: Wer ist heutzutage noch allein in seinem Zimmer? Weil ich mit meinem Smartphone einen Avatar am Hals habe, bin ich hier und abwesend zugleich.
"Great Again" or a regression into dark times? An interesting look at what our sense of self clings to... A monster under the bed? martinburckhardt.substack.com/p/total-conf...
Programming used to be about remembering syntax and patterns. Now it's about forgetting - outsourcing mental processes to AI. But what happens when the AI forgets everything between sessions? martinburckhardt.substack.com/p/claude-mon...
Bibliotheken haben sich mehr verändert als Verlage. Beide haben mit dem Digitalen zu kämpfen, aber nur eine hat verstanden, dass ihr Wert nicht im Medium liegt, sondern im Raum fürs Denken. Was haben Verlage übersehen?
We treat AI like magic authority. Wrong approach. Claude is "stochastic reasoning" - a mirror for productive inner dialogue. The key? Never surrender fundamental responsibility for what you're building.
Computers aren't just tools anymore—they're our new collective unconscious. We dream of "anything, anywhere, anytime" while feeling more powerless than ever. Burckhardt calls this our digital Don Quixote moment. https://martinburckhardt.substack.com/p/schnee-von-gestern
Is it a compliment to say that a logician is not insane? martinburckhardt.substack.com/p/a-short-hi...
The atom split in 1945. The same scientists who cracked the atom gave us the internet. Now we desperately cling to fixed identities because deep down, we know we're coming apart. The solution? Accepting the cracks. As Leonard Cohen said: "That's how the light gets in."
🤖 Die KI-Revolution ist nicht mehr aufzuhalten. Die Frage ist: Gestalten wir sie aktiv mit oder lassen wir sie über uns hinwegfegen? Zeit für eine ehrliche Debatte über die Zukunft der Technologie.
A few comments on why the image production of artificial intelligence highlights the monotony of our fantasies ... simonmichelet1.substack.com/p/serendipity
A little piece I wrote about the human touch and why it's the beginning of all aesthetics ... simonmichelet1.substack.com/p/the-human-...
The Human Touch
and why this is the starting point for all aesthetics
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Wie sich Konusmenten in Apokalyptiker verwandeln und das Stromnetz im Namen des Gemeinwohls lahmlegen martinburckhardt.substack.com/p/apocalypse...
If you want to how people could attack the Berlin power supply in the name of the common good martinburckhardt.substack.com/p/the-psycho...
The Psychology of Catastrophe Lovers
Listen now | Why it's best not to be born
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"The art of failure might be more important than the art of success." This hit me reading about AI education. We're teaching perfection when we should be teaching curiosity. Maybe unlearning is the new learning?
Artificial intelligence - how to rev up a dream machine (and reanimate Sigmund Freud) martinburckhardt.substack.com/p/the-electr...
Something Is Making Humanoid Robot Makers Worry: The Robots Suck The Wall Street Journal’s Sean McLain reported Sunday on the recent Humanoids Summit in Mountain View, California held earlier this month. McLain seems to have come away with the impression that makers of robots are worried they’ve…
Something Is Making Humanoid Robot Makers Worry: The Robots Suck
The Wall Street Journal’s Sean McLain reported Sunday on the recent Humanoids Summit in Mountain View, California held earlier this month. McLain seems to have come away with the impression that makers of robots are worried they’ve oversold a technology that, well, sucks. So far anyway. Sure, Elon Musk is promising a robot army, and there’s now some kind of robot butler being preordered by rich people who are expected to pay $20,000 essentially just to help train it.
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