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Nobody buys an e-bike planning to stop pedalling. Tyler Folkman writes the first version of every skill by hand, and the e-bike is why. He has read papers suggesting human authored skills tend to beat AI authored ones. His explanation is simple. You know more about what you actually want the thing to do than the model does, and the first pass is how that gets in. Then the analogy, which is better than it has any right to be. People buy e-bikes and tell themselves they will still pedal for…