Short posts, links, and notes.
Claude Artifacts might be the most underrated micro-learning tool right now.
Here’s a thought:
A subject matter expert curates the knowledge, verifies the output, and builds an interactive artifact with prompts.
Shares the link with learners and it becomes a micro learning resource that can help understand complex concepts in an interactive and personalised way.
One of my favourite quotes about ADHD is “we not only think outside the box; we’re often not even aware that there is a box” - from Jessica McCabe’ Ted Talk.
One of the key give away of claude coded apps and website is that warm background colour makes, and the second is “—“ in the text. I have seen so many sites and apps with same design choices that these (clauded) apps immediately loose any value, even if they are actually good. I guess this is what i will call AI Slop effect, and we are going to notice more of this effect going forward. But it’s a good thing, this means originality and creativity will be valued more.
Thinking about creating a complete workflow for updating Jekyll site from mobile using iOS shortcuts. So far i have created two shortcuts, one for micro posts such as this one, and another for sharing links with some commentary.
Next item on the list is to add photo with description, embed youtube video (niche use, but can be useful later on)
Overall, i am enjoying the simplicity of just posting anything on the go, the process overall is quite simple once it is setup.
Added a microblog to the site, which i post using apple shortcuts, currently only shows the feed of microposts at fyikamran.com/micro/
I am writing this post directly on iPhone using a custom shortcut i created. I will quickly write this and it will be automatically saved on the github repo folder.
This is a really good way to quickly add short updates and a micro blog to the Jekyll site which is hosted on Github.
Next: i will look into the options for adding images and maybe longer posts?