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@brianmcentire
Cyclist + Runner. Former professional photographer. Certified AWS Solutions Architect, Cisco CCNA, Python, Linux, JavaScript and Perl. I work for FAANG. Interested in climate solutions, the war on cars, and applying science to wellness.
Pun!
Oh, I laughed too hard. This is too real.
We aren't. He is.
#chartsThatGoHard
Dallas Fed chart showing AI impacts on GDP including Singularity Benign scenario and Singularity Extinction
You guys. Is AI Extinction bad? It sounds bad. HT @reckless.bsky.social
www.dallasfed.org/research/eco...
Covid infections lowered a lot of peoples tolerance for alcohol
Those are really nice touches on the coffee break upgrades โ๏ธ
I do ๐๐ปโโ๏ธ
@reckless.bsky.social ๐
Well, that escalated quickly
Yeah. Also author is an AI firm CEO and multiple times suggests 'start spending money on AI' is the solution to FUD in the being pushed.
Pretty picture
Sweet update!
Correct answer is, "who cares?" One thing some on the left get wrong is reacting to EVERYTHING.
Keep this in mind when people claim cars mean business โ closing Central #Madrid to cars over holidays resulted in a 9.5% boost in retail spending on its main shopping street: STUDY.
There was also a 71% drop in air pollution.
Via @carltonreid.com in @forbes.com. #citymakingmath #citiesforpeople
Fine. I'll watch BBS: The Documentary again.
Epic!
A one page document showing a prompt, and Gemini's response, discussing the existence of LibGen (Library Genesis) and the irony that a massive digital library of humanity's published written works is inaccessible to many people but directly used by AI companies to train their for-profit models.
Today's @theverge.com Vergecast pod www.theverge.com/podcast/8729... was thought provoking. Motivated me to learn more about LibGen. Amazing that it exists! Sad that the giant library is inaccessible to so many people yet foundational to for-profit AI companies. At least Gemini could commiserate...
Bring it! โ๏ธ
Hell yeah! Way to go Amsterdam
Retro gaming! Fell all the way down a rabbit hole and found the amazing TRS-80 Color Computer Archive with Rainbow magazines... instantly transported back to my 1980s living room and typing in 100s of lines of BASIC to make this playable video game. I blame Version History
Love it when even the bust scenario meets Warning criteria. (Frederick). Let's go boom!
IMO peak Zelda was NES era, so I'm gonna go with Mario Cart
Oh yeah! Hours or days of typing, THEN the debugging starts ๐
Amazing we could input whole, playable games from a magazine.
Been reading Jobs' biography lately, nice nostalgic trip down memory lane.
Photo of a page of a The Rainbow Magazine displaying BASIC code with a screenshot of the video game that is the finished result. The Rainbow Vol. 06 No. 01 - August 1986, p. 124
The best of the Internet includes @archive.org and hobbyists who've curated amazing archives. Discovered the TRS-80 Color Computer Archive of Rainbow magazine... instantly transported back to my 1980s living room typing in 100s of lines of BASIC with my brother to make an arcade game #retroComputing
About 1 inch of accumulated snow on trees in forest and back yard with spilt rail fence
It's not a lot, but sure was pretty to wake up to in Frederick, MD @capitalweather.bsky.social
Please just leave it in the ground
Lovely. It was so clear!
No winter yet in Maryland. Wish we could have your cold air. Enjoying your snowy scenes from afar!
Some folks are ideologically addicted to burning and polluting