Welcome back! Time for a filter pass... Dave Winer: ChatGPT clearly has a place. As a sidekick for coding... An oldie but goodie: The Oatmeal: Believe. I wonder if ChatGPT and it's brethren can digest this yet? John Battelle: As AI moves in, let's not forget why we like people. "My first take on Amazon Go is this: F*cking A, do we really want eggplants and cuts of meat reduced to parameterized choices spit onto algorithmized shelves?" Elon Musk: What we need is TruthGPT.
A reminder from Jamie Zawinsky. We are now closer to the Y2038 "bug" than we are to Y2K. In which the *nix systems' internal 32-bit time rolls over to zero.
Leonardo da Vinci's surprisingly accurate experiments with gravity. The recognition that gravity's effect is an acceleration seems profound. No! WSJ: To increase equity, school districts eliminate honors classes. Unbelievable. Will they also eliminate basketball teams? Don Surber: Fetterman Nation. I link, you read, but quite a bit of this is beyond parody. Finally - and you knew I couldn't make a filter pass without crypto - a look at Bitcoin's five maintainers. In the long run the project structure of Bitcoin might end up being more interesting than the tech. Charlie Munger: sometimes I call it crypto crap. |
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