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Among the many nice things about the internet is when your friends — IRL ones, and internet ones, not to mention people you don’t know in the slightest — send you things from afar: sounds, photographs, videos. I’ve received in recent...
My wife has recently gotten into watercolor painting, and the paper she uses comes in a thing called a block. There are times when she would like to have the block not flat on the table, but at an angle. So necessity being the mother of...
We're in a post-ai time. At least, it feels that way. There was a time when nobody was talking about it, and now it's everywhere - saturated feeds, ai music, ai photos, vibe coding. I'm completely sick of it. I know it's being pushed as...
So demonstrating that I am well and truly in my 40s, I report to you that Ninajirachi’s album, I Love My Computer, is very good.
I spent my first 30 years growing up in California, and the state abounded with great architecture, even though California isn't generally that old of a place. There is the Gamble House in Pasadena, the Case Study houses in Palm Springs,...
Radiation is the ultimate limiting factor in human space flight. It has been the elephant in the spacecraft since the 1960s, when it first became clear that tiny particles rather than micrometeoroids were the high-speed threat to worry...
The Boys are headed to Brooklyn! Well, we may already be there by the time you hear this, and my hype levels are peaking for what I hope to be a great time at Stationery Fest. Myke and I talk about what we will be up to this weekend, and...
right between my eyes inches away all ball bearings and what they escaped now in two pieces itself at great velocity decade old metal under pressure finally, something gave other things said the pain in the forehead of bicycle...
With virtually no fanfare, Procter & Gamble quietly released three new eau de colognes in what it has loosely referred to as its "Signature" range, naming them Forbidden Woods, Midnight Moon, and Obscure Ocean, which is the one I...
So… I ended up not going anywhere today, which would normally have been our first trip to the city for stock up shopping. I took the above screen cap well before we were to reach the hottest part of the day, which was around 3 -5pm. As I...
[Original here. Like a Highlights From The Comments post, but including discussion from around the Internet.]Roon is an OpenAI researcher whose popular Twitter presence has catapulted him to the status of extremely-unofficial company...
I’ve always been more on the Tsundoku side. I don’t need suggestions for what might be interesting to read. I have books. Lots of them, both print and digital. What I need is to prioritize! 1. Finish what I’ve started Pick up the books...
Martin Casado posted something about AI harnesses that captures where a lot of smart people are stuck right now.Loading tweet... On harnesses, I vacillate between three beliefs: the less harness, the better. Models are the magic. Post...
Byrd at his best. View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize Been after this Byrd on Blue Note for a very long...