67 // Dynamic documents with Geoffrey Litt and Max Schoening

What if we could start with a plaintext note and gradually evolve it into an app? That’s the question asked by Max and Geoffrey in their latest research at Ink & Switch. They join Adam to discuss data detectors, language models and personal text, and the creative process on a research project. Plus: why Stable Diffusion is like a slot machine.

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Show notes

• Geoffrey Litt and Max Schoening
• Ink & Switch
• An Everlasting Meal
• The Food Lab: Better Home Cooking Through Science
• previous Metamuse episode with Max Schoening
• previous Metamuse episode with Geoffrey Litt
• Potluck essay and live demo
• GPT3, DALL-E
• An app can be a home-cooked meal
• Bonnie Nardi
• data detectors
• NSDataDetector
• variable rewards
• Metamuse episode with Peter van Hardenberg
• Formality Considered Harmful
• Paul Shen, Paul Sonnentag
• command pallettes
• “if you’re not embarrassed, you’re shipping too late”
• GitHub Copilot
• Cambria