With its latest release, cursor (the AI code editor) allows the user to set multiple rules in the .cursor/rules directory. The agent will then use the most appropriate rules for the task you are asking the AI. The cursor.directory website list amazing prompts you can use.

An incredible mise en abyme happened yesterday. A developer managed to get 2x improvement by letting DeepSeek-r1 write code for a specific part of llama.cpp.

Surprisingly, 99% of the code in this PR is written by DeekSeek-R1. The only thing I do is to develop tests and write prompts (with some trials and errors)

According to the prompts shared by the developer, the model spent thinking 3 to 5 minutes per response.

I got pissed off a bit too easily reading one more absurd take on ADHD. This time, it comes from DHH who blessed us with his weakly-informed opinion. Apparently, we ADHDers aren't crippled enough in our daily life that we have to suffer arrogant apes throwing feces blog posts at us. ADHD is a serious condition and society at large must face it instead of dismissing it.

ADHD is a subject of research since at least 1775

Beautiful song I discovered in a music bar in Tokyo.

Donald Trump just got elected, and while polls showed a very close race, prediction markets such as Polymarket were confident he would win. But why? I couldn't understand how they could be so certain when regular polling showed such unclear results.

I watched an interview with a French trader who invested millions of dollars betting on Trump's victory. This helped me understand what was really happening. Instead of writing about his research like a journalist would, this trader did careful analysis and put his money behind his findings. He spotted the difference between public perception and reality – and made a lot of money for his work.