Dog training has taught me many things. Those skills have turned out to be beneficial when it comes to AI prompting, and working with AI tools.
Category: Observations
I’m experimenting with docs-as-code for creative writing, and getting used to my name attached to what I write.
The language is different. The subject matter is different. The theme is the same.
The use of tools like Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI tools feels like it has put power in my hands that I’d only dreamed about.
Training the dog in front of me has taken on new meaning. Our canicross progress has gone well as a result. And boy does it feel good to run again!
For a dog that has a large bubble of personal space, to go on a hike with strangers of both human and canine form, and not be bothered, is wondrous.
Would a colonoscopy prep care package brighten an otherwise unpleasant experience?
First it was Morning Pages, then it was Instagram posts, and now I find myself wondering about writing prompts for journaling. One specific prompt.
Last year, it was a struggle and a challenge. This year, Ry was a different dog.
When my dog sniffs, the world disappears for him. I don’t have an activity like that. How do I find an activity I can get lost in, even for a little awhile?