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• The web is dead, what's next?

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  The article explores the decline of the open web, pointing to walled gardens, algorithmic feeds, and centralized platforms as its successors. It examines what may replace the traditional web, including decentralized protocols and AI-driven interfaces.

• Critics argue that AI is helpless outside narrow human-constructed environments. But all intelligence relies on a specific ecosystem; a human dropped ...

  3.0

  Yuval Noah Harari argues that critics who say AI is helpless outside narrow human-built environments overlook that all intelligence depends on a specific ecosystem—just as a human dropped on Mars would perish as quickly as a chess AI without electricity. He made the remarks during the 2026 Tanner Lecture on Human Values at Oxford.

• A Treatise on How to Use the Internet Without Committing Philosophical Suicide

  2.0

  A guide on using the internet without losing critical thinking and personal agency. It warns against algorithmic outrage, performative debates, and reactive consumption, advocating for intentional habits like curating information, slow reading, and recognizing engagement traps to preserve philosophical depth.

• Why Toolmaking Is the Most Effective Way of Learning

  2.0

  The article argues that building your own tools is the most effective method for learning to code, as it forces deep understanding over surface-level knowledge. By creating tools for real problems, learners engage with fundamental principles rather than memorizing syntax or copying solutions. This approach transforms coding from passive consumption into active, principled creation.

• Why I Still Build Small Windows Tools with AutoIt

  1.5

  The author explains why AutoIt remains their go-to tool for small Windows utilities, citing its simplicity, speed of development, small executable size, and ease of automation for GUI tasks without the overhead of larger frameworks.