Friday Links: Coding sucks, inverse laws of robotics, and Chrome surprises

Hey there.

Here are 4 links I thought were worth sharing this week:

#1. Coding sucks (9min) It’s not like building a house, but like jumping into a ship, nobody knows where it goes…And no, AI didn’t take our jobs. It was something else.

#2. Isaac Asimov created three laws for robots to interact with humans. If you’ve watched I Robot, you already know them. And here are three inverse laws for humans to interact with AI (9min).

#3. Did you know that Chrome installs a 4GB AI model (30min) without asking you?…And if you delete it, it installs it again. Surprise!

#4. I already knew about robots.txt, but there’s a whole folder to host those files (2min).


And in case you missed it, I wrote on my blog about why Star Wars is the best saga (3min) and 7 interesting but random ideas I found (2min).


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May the Force be with you,

Cesar