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Thanks for sharing this! I found it insightful - especially for the role Nyerere played. Ahsante!


FYI: Claude Code was just added to the Pro Plan ($20/month). I just switched. My usage was roughly the same.

https://support.anthropic.com/en/articles/11145838-using-cla...


Thanks, good to know!


I've found Andy Matuschak's essay, _How to write good prompts_ [1] very helpful in making more impactful cards.

https://andymatuschak.org/prompts/


What were the key insights or surprises you got from that 13,000 word piece?

For background, I contributed to Anki long ago, wrote regularly about SRS in the late 2000s and got deeply into them for language learning for a few years. Later, I mostly stopped using them since I found extensive reading both more interesting and a better return on my time.

I’m interested in the topic but am not new to it.



This is really neat!! Love how you have a sample library for one to experience how using emdash is like.


> his A100 GPU (a $10,000 GPU)

These are available to rent per hour at much lower costs. The author mentions this in the video description.


True, as much as I enjoy owning and controlling my own hardware, buying an A100 and then letting it sit idle while I procrastinate and play video games probably isn't the best use of resources. He did say "my GPU" (or similar) at one point, and I thought maybe he does enough ML stuff that he bought his own.


If you have an NVIDIA gaming GPU you can train reasonable transformers.


Approximately 40 cents USD for 15 minutes from cursory research.


I'm completely unfamiliar with this market. Do you rent these on AWS? Or where?


https://jarvislabs.ai/pricing/

$1.29 per hour for a 40gb a100 apparently

https://lambdalabs.com/service/gpu-cloud#pricing

$1.10 per hour


If you're ok with 24GB you can use a 3090 https://www.genesiscloud.com/pricing for 0.70$/h


If you are in NYC - https://museumoffailure.com/ Opens tomorrow.


I am and will totally see this thanks


Very cool - will check this out


Thanks for this!


* https://thepointmag.com/

* https://asteriskmag.com/ - they just published the second issue. I really enjoy the topics covered and the quality of writing.


> https://enso.sonnet.io

Thanks for sharing this. Love the constraints and how minimal it is.


Bret Victor's essay [0], "What can a technologist do about climate change?", has great ideas of where you can start.

[0] http://worrydream.com/ClimateChange/


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