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Prompt engineering for code: How to write a system prompt you can still read in six months
A field-tested take on how to write a system prompt you can still read in six months with Prompt engineering for code: what it rewards, where it breaks, and how to keep the workflow honest.
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The Economics of Nomadic Pastoralism
Nomadic pastoralism was a coherent economic system, not a failed version of settled farming. The transition from raiding to tribute to trade reveals how productivity differentials between mobile and sedentary economies shaped the political economy of the Eurasian steppe for two millennia.
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The Productivity Books That Actually Work: Read These and Level Up Your Entire Approach
Discover the best productivity books that actually deliver results. This curated guide covers essential reads that transform your approach to work, time.
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Cline and Roo Code: Roo modes that codify team-specific workflows
A field-tested take on Roo modes that codify team-specific workflows with Cline and Roo Code: what it rewards, where it breaks, and how to keep the workflow honest.
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How Alphabetic Writing Enabled Commerce
From cuneiform clay tablets to Phoenician trade letters, alphabetic writing democratized commercial literacy and made long-distance markets possible. The economic history of script is the economic history of commerce itself.
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The Best Story-Driven Games on PS5: A Curated Guide for Narrative Hunters
Discover the best story-driven games on PS5. This curated guide covers narrative masterpieces that showcase interactive storytelling at its finest, from.
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JetBrains AI Assistant: Writing specs as Markdown that Junie can consume
A field-tested take on writing specs as Markdown that Junie can consume with JetBrains AI Assistant: what it rewards, where it breaks, and how to keep the workflow honest.
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The Economics of Financial Bubbles
Kindleberger's manias-panics-crashes framework identifies the five-stage structure that every major financial bubble follows. The Dutch Tulip Mania of 1636 and the twin 1720 bubbles in France and Britain are the clearest early instances — and they are not aberrations.
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Maximizing Productivity on macOS: The Complete Guide to Unlocking Your Mac's Full Potential
Master macOS productivity with this comprehensive guide. Discover hidden features, keyboard shortcuts, automation tools, and workflow optimizations that.
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Windsurf: Pairing Cascade with a linter that refuses bad taste
A field-tested take on pairing Cascade with a linter that refuses bad taste with Windsurf: what it rewards, where it breaks, and how to keep the workflow honest.
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The Columbian Exchange's Economic Consequences
Alfred Crosby's ecological imperialism argument reframes European expansion as a biological phenomenon: the potato fed Europe's population growth, New World silver monetized Asian trade, and demographic collapse in the Americas created the labor shortage that drove the slave trade.
