Geoffrey Litt on custom AI HUDs for specific tasks.
Geoffrey Litt on custom AI HUDs for specific tasks. In a world of infinite software, you can have a totally bespoke tool for a given task that fades away when you'...
Topic: Geoffrey Litt
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- Geoffrey Litt appears in 7 chunks across 6 episodes, from 2025-01-06 to 2025-09-02.
- Its densest episode is Bits and Bobs 6/16/25 (2025-06-16), with 2 observations on this topic.
- Semantically it travels with infinite software and llms, while by chunk count it sits between Ethan Mollick and Andrej Karpathy.
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Geoffrey Litt says Enough AI Copilots, we need AI HUDs.
Geoffrey Litt says Enough AI Copilots, we need AI HUDs. A Heads Up Display (HUD) gives you filtered, relevant, real-time information. The human is still in charge,...
I loved this socratic dialogue from Geoffrey Litt about why chat is not the final UI for LLMs.
I loved this socratic dialogue from Geoffrey Litt[fq] about why chat is not the final UI for LLMs.
Geoffrey Litt et al's essay on Malleable Software is excellent.
Geoffrey Litt et al's essay on Malleable Software is excellent. "Bringing AI coding tools into today's software ecosystem is like bringing a talented sous chef to ...
Great tweet from Geoffrey Litt:
Great tweet from Geoffrey Litt: "Something that often gets missed about vibe coding: Yes it's great for making personal tools. But... our whole software world was built assuming pe...
Geoffrey Litt's insightful extract of this old article:
Geoffrey Litt's insightful extract of this old article: "Adaptation requires two things: mutation and selection. Mutation produces variety and deviation; selection...
I love this tweet from Geoffrey Litt:
I love this tweet from Geoffrey Litt: "AI shines in these kinds of situations where "good enough is good enough" Not the optimal workout plan, not the best workout app… Just something re...