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I had the pleasure of meeting @NateBJones this evening at an event here in Seattle. If you're following people in the AI strategy space, he's a good one: YouTube, Substack. He's been an important influence on how I use agent harnesses like Claude Code and Codex, and is well worth a follow.
I heard about technography from you when we worked together at UserLand, and the concept stuck with me even to today.
Back in 2014 I did a presentation at work about some of the tools I was using for my job, one of which was an outliner (I've actually forgotten now which one). Of course the presentation and discussion were facilitated in an outline, and discussion notes landed there. I shared the OPML file with attendees afterwards, including notes taken during the meeting. More than one person asked me later how I thought drive the presentation this way, and I was happy to pass my own spin on technography forward.
On July 4th, 1976 I was in New York. I was 6 going on 7. I remember watching the fireworks against the backdrop of the Statue of Liberty. It's one of my earliest memories. I remember how important it felt to me even at that young age, that our country was 200 years old (which seemed very old to me at the time), and that I was witnessing her birthday. It was my earliest experience of being proud to be an American.
On the 250th birthday of the United States, I still have the optimism that I had then at age 6, but I'm older and that comes with an overdose of cynicism. I hope that we can all get through this crazy period without huge turmoil and upheaval, and that we can maintain our health and wealth as a nation and as individuals, in spite of the incompetence, corruption, and selfishness that we see around us.
An interesting UI designer's perspective on what's happening with AI and UI design: The Weird Future Of User Interfaces
Haha! Of course they stopped. 😈
Can you see the IP address of the caller in the server logs? That might give a clue. Could it be a crawler? Some test or experiment you or Claude tried in the past?
You might also try logging request headers. That might give a clue as to what software is making the request.