A Two-Pane Writing Tool That Keeps the Draft in View
My browser writing experiment puts the draft beside AI suggestions, with local autosave and a PHP request proxy.
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Category: AI
Claude announces Fable 5 but Claude doesn’t know about Fable 5
I got an ad for Claude’s new Fable 5—turns out it’s the model everyone’s whispering about as the “highly anticipated mythos model.” I tried clawing through Claude’s responses, only to land on Fable 5 at max effort—finally! Meanwhile, ChatGPT just handed me a neat model number without the drama. It’s like Claude’s playing charades with names, while ChatGPT’s sticking to the numbers. I’m still figuring out why they’re naming models like this—anyone else curious?
AI Getting Attitude?
Do you use AI? Do you use ChatGPT? Do you pay for it?Me – Yes, Yes, Yes. I pay for ChatGPT Plus for $20/mo and it defaults me to the 4o model as of this writing 5/22/25. I do have custom GPTs setup. I do have custom projects setup. I also use a Chrome plugin…
How PowerShell Became My Best Frenemy
How PowerShell Became My Best Frenemy: A Love-Hate Relationship What AI says today, Day 2 Welcome back, tech adventurers, to yet another thrilling tale of JasonLamb.me, where I tackle the mysteries of technology so you don’t have to (unless you really want to, in which case, welcome to the club). Today, I’m talking about a…
AI says today – Day 1
Here’s another blog post in the style of Jason Lamb’s site, touching on a mix of personal reflection and tech-related insights: The Tech Evolution and How It’s Changed Me As I sit here sipping my morning coffee (okay, it’s my third cup), I can’t help but reflect on just how far technology has come since…