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The End(s) of Argument

Mike Caulfield

Looking for the structure underneath the noise

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Tagging Motel Noir

As you all know, I’ve been working on this plot.fyi project for a while, my film discovery tool. But the point of the project is really a point about education. When you engage in making something real and substantial with an LLM you end up...

10 days ago
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We could be building a better world with our students. Why are we disempowering them instead?

There’s a mystery at the heart of our educational moment for me. At the moment when the progressive dream of constructionism in education was poised for victory… many educators decided to walk away.

If you don’t know what constructionism i...

14 days ago
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A simple starter film data prompt: Calculating on-screen film deaths in 1998

I didn’t mean for the last post about Plot.fyi to be a tutorial about how to create an enriched dataset using Claude Code. I can’t really show you how to build Plot.fyi, because building something like that is something that happens over ti...

25 days ago
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Tilling the Garden: A different way to use AI to make interesting and useful apps

I’ve been talking recently about Plot.fyi, my new film recommendation site. That’s partially because it’s pretty neat, and has resulted in me finding lots of great films. But the most interesting thing about the site is how it uses (and doe...

a month ago
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Introducing Plotwise, the slightly weird film explorer

UPDATE: Plotwise is now Plot.fyi, and you should check it out. The post below refers to an earlier version called plotwise.

Plotwise, the film explorer idea I’ve been working on for the past month or so, is up.

It’s a tool for film geeks...

a month ago
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