AI Taught Me a Phrase: Slow Iteration
Today, AI taught me a phrase I had not expected: slow iteration.
Today, AI taught me a phrase I had not expected: slow iteration.
We treat “it worked” as the end of the story. The Odyssey treats it as the beginning.
The smarter AI becomes, the less willing we should be to outsource the choice of what it serves.
AI makes ideas easier to execute. It also moves the real bottleneck.
The better you get at AI, the easier it is to overwork.

One tiny digit classifier, four saved precisions and the same 540 test pictures: a practical explanation of quantization and what to check before choosing a smaller model.
Today's takeaway
Emu Concept – Make AI Follows Your Rules. (Feedback Wanted); The Four Horsemen of Agentic Coding; Show HN: Pulse Local, a Mac budgeting app whose AI models run on your machine
Four checkout orders show how to check AI-written work with ordinary cases, exact boundaries and interacting rules. Includes a reusable verification request.

AI taught me the phrase slow iteration. A beautiful picture made me want to keep building a game. This is how that idea became Orbit Courier, now with three playable crossings.

Sonnet 5.5 shows why higher effort is not always better. A concrete checkout example helps distinguish a wrong answer from an agent that did more than the task required.