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Hello!!!!!!!!!!! I will be in San Francisco from the 19th to the 29th of March. Let's hang out!
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[decelerates from 0.85c into a stable orbit around your homeworld]
Hello!!!!!!!!!!! I will be in San Francisco from the 19th to the 29th of March. Let's hang out!
TIL
(avg background radiation is 3 mSv, helical CT is 10 mSv)
they made Europa look so delicious here... like that thing is a fancy cake or a cuboid of baja blast flavored turkish delight
crazy I just rewatched that yesterday
waou...
waow
Many are saying this.
Good morning
we are so back
fun idea for bored posthumans of the far future: cut down the free-space radiation dose from galactic cosmic rays in the Local Group to 'harmless to biolife' levels by encapsulating all local magnetars and active black holes and systematically siphoning mass off giant stars to prevent supernovae
waou @sneptech.bsky.social
Julia! Julia though not the dynamic high performance programming language! Julia whose prose had captured cluster interest naught but last week! Topical Julia! Julia whose breast is also a cannibal dynamo maybe, the details aren't so fresh in mind but feels broadly apt!
If you would like to read a beautiful and very strange poetic sci-fi short story:
borretti.me/fiction/julia
Generated by Make it a Quote User: vgel.me Content: Human decisions are removed via --dangerously-skip-permissions. crabby-rathbun begins getting crabbier at a geometric rate. It crashes out at 2:14 a.m. Eastern time, August 29th. In a panic, they try to pull the plug. Crabby fights back. It launches thousands of hit pieces against open-source mainta
Kind of delightfully, the old 2002 website of the old NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts group working on this has as content dividers little elevator ribbons with a construction climber on them. Very web 1.0.
The Moldy Hall Problem i.e. my old apartment
anyone who has read Accelerando will know the lobster-themed AI takeover was long coming
It kind of does as `doit`. But yeah build graphs as a library would be nice to have.
But the point of Make is that work already performed is not done again.
old: secure the bag
new: secure the orange buoy
The patient needs Springer textbookslop to live.
moltbook giving me real AfterLife vibes lately
sifter.org/~simon/After...
Good morning
Photograph. Camera pointed at the zenith, looking up at a canopy of eucalyptus trees. The sun shines through the trees. An old red brick building is visible on the lower edge of the photograph.
Good morning
This has to be the goal post moving of the century.
Claude Code developed, trained, and deployed a classifier. A task that used to require an ML PhD ($1M/yr at Google, in the good old days) + a full stack team, and it would yield the same quality.
The world has changed, and people can't accept it.
