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The author compiles a personal "AI Interaction Friction Vocabulary"—a list of recurring failure modes in AI conversations (e.g., default-user bias, sycophancy, template imposition, intake loops) paired with concise "Instead" directives that can be pasted into an agent's instructions to correct the behavior mid-conversation.
WaseiGo is a product that teaches over 1,000 Japanese wasei-eigo words through illustrated dialogues, audio, a dictionary, and quizzes, focusing on English-looking words with reinvented meanings.
The article ponders whether AI is subtly changing human vocabulary and punctuation habits, sparked by a post about Claude's word choices and em-dash avoidance.
A follow-up project visualizing GPT-2's 32,070 tokens as an interactive hyperbolic tree in a Poincaré ball, allowing users to fly through the embedding space.
This paper introduces a formal vocabulary for describing and comparing multi-agent automated research systems, covering design choices such as agent identity, operations, communication, and evaluation. It distinguishes between generative and evaluative taste and instantiates the vocabulary on recent systems.
Recommend several frontend animation-related Skill tools to help developers look up professional animation terms, refine interaction animations, and review animation issues.
This paper investigates whether Word2Vec can generate meaningful semantic embeddings for Toki Pona, a constructed language with only ~130 words, using a corpus of 1.4 million sentences, and examines the effect of non-Toki Pona tokens on embedding quality.
Recommends a popular article with over 4 million impressions, and suggests using the SentiaRead browser extension to read English to gain knowledge and build vocabulary.
Zingle uses AI to help users learn words in context, offering a new way to build vocabulary.
Introduces a Chrome extension called readto that automatically shows Chinese definitions above new words on English web pages based on the user's English level, without needing to select words or interrupt reading. The extension used Claude API to process a 160k word list and is free to use.
Linear design engineer Emil Kowalski compiled over 90 animation terms across 12 categories to help users better describe animation effects to AI. Additionally, the author used Claude to build a bilingual preview site to facilitate understanding of each term's actual effect.
MuJing is an open-source English learning tool that helps users immerse themselves in vocabulary learning through real contexts from movies, TV series, and other videos, supporting subtitle browsing, shadowing practice, and spelling training.
Capecho is a tool that helps users capture new words in context and remember them using spaced repetition (SRS).
Emil Kowalski shares a motion vocabulary website to help developers and designers describe animations precisely when prompting AI. The glossary covers entrances, exits, sequencing, transforms, transitions, and scroll-triggered motion.
Introduces C.K. Ogden's Basic English (850 core words) from 1930, and promotes a free learning website built with Codex based on this concept, offering word cards, pronunciation, and synonym distinctions.
Vocabi is a tool that helps users translate, save, and memorize words while they read.
A developer argues that modern AI agent terminology (harnesses, orchestrators, memory layers, etc.) is largely rebranding of familiar software engineering patterns, coining the phrase 'Vocabulary Tax' for the intimidation new jargon creates. The post aims to demystify agentic AI concepts for experienced developers.