Thoughts on AI Effort
There isn't much written about effort — plenty about models, though. A morning's questions and answers between Hideo and Claude about the effort setting.
AI Terakoya ── budding edge, Session 3
The theme of the third session is: What can AI actually do? Bring your phone and something to put into Google Calendar.
AI Terakoya ── budding edge, Session 2: build your own personal secretary
The theme of the second session is again "Build your own personal secretary — constructing a second brain". Turn your own computer into a personal secretary, us
Kakuuchi vol.6
The new school term started today. Yu's exhibition "Cats and casuca" ended well; the rice field is parched again; I've started meditating; and the website is mo
Wildlife damage — countermeasures and acceptance (Rice by hand, Part 4)
It begins with "I want to kill them". A record of wildlife damage can't be written prettily. Netting, night patrols, fireworks, scarecrows, bamboo fences, elect
Water — the warp and weft of relationships (Rice by hand, Chapter 3)
The channel was alive. The rough sequence for bringing abandoned land back to a paddy: cut the grass, find the channel, establish it, repair the ridges, let wat
Clearing — restoring abandoned farmland (Rice by hand, Part 1)
From a wasteland of three-metre reeds. In March 2016 I was able to rent a long-abandoned field within walking distance — the first chapter of fourteen years of
I wanted a practical handbook of natural farming — 14 years of rice by hand
In my twenties I read many books asking what richness is. Then I rented abandoned farmland and began growing rice with no machines and no pesticides.
Natural-farming rice growing
I wanted a practical handbook of natural farming. Fourteen years ago I rented abandoned farmland and began growing rice with no machines and no pesticides.
I'm writing a practical handbook of natural farming
Based on fourteen years of experience, I have decided to publish a practical handbook of natural farming on Kindle.