The Best Way to Read a Book (That Nobody’s Doing) A video where Jeremy Howard explains his close reading workflow with Solveit. The core idea: “load a lot of relevant context first, then read chapter-by-chapter while chatting with an AI, carrying context forward each time”. It feels close to what I’ve been doing with gptel for papers/books, but the explicit chapter-level context handoff was new to me. (Related) Past post: A refined Emacs LLM setup
I haven’t been updating my blog for a while, so I’m restarting with a lightweight weekly memo: things I read/watched this week that I enjoyed. Onoguchi Snow Dome A collector’s site showcasing their snow globe collection with photos. The early-Heisei-web vibe is oddly charming. The security paradox of local LLMs - Quesma Blog (HN) Local LLMs feel “more secure” than cloud LLMs at first glance, but it’s not that simple. The example attack prompts are fun to read (especially Attack #2). Love Generation filming locations (map) A fan-made location guide for a classic 90s drama I got hooked on again via Netflix. Kimura Takuya is way too cool.