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Sunday Letters

Sam Schillace

How to think like a programmer, letters to my younger self, and system thinking

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It’s interesting that, as we talk about using AI more and more, the phrase we use is “human in the loop” instead of “AI in the loop”. That framing might not seem like much, but even though it’s subtle, I think it’s pointing out how we are i...

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The tension between chaos and order

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No Prize for Pessimism

I’ve been writing these letters for about 12 years now. I started writing them when I was at Box, as a way to both keep myself accountable and to build some common cultural ‘heartbeats’ with the engineering team. I liked the habit and kept ...

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Adding value in the age of AI

If you wrote out all possible combinations of, say, 1000 letters, the vast number of them would be nonsense. And the ones that do make sense are likely mostly mundane - really interesting ideas are super rare (this is pretty much the idea o...

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    taking things down to constituent atoms and messing around

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