Tyler Folkman writes the first version of every skill by hand,

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Tyler Folkman writes the first version of every skill by hand, and his reason for it is an e-bike. The setup is a defense of AI slop I did not expect from someone this deep in it. Before AI, we were not living in a utopia of good documents and good code. We copied from StackOverflow. Same thing, just slower. Some AI slop, he argues, beats the human slop that came before it. So the problem is not that AI produces bad output. It is what happens to you while it does. He has read papers…

Aakash Gupta@aakashgupta5d ago

This guy literally breaks down everything you need to know about loops: 0:00 - Why loops matter 1:02 - Loops vs prompting 2:22 - His daily loop system, on screen 7:53 - What turns a skill into a loop 12:13 - The 4 parts of a working loop 16:40 - Generating prototypes live 22:31 - Docs written for AI, not humans 28:36 - Building a non slop loop 35:56 - The loop improving itself live 42:47 - Loops every PM should build 49:03 - Quality loops + PMs pushing code 58:32 - Design loops + product builders

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