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Amateur Hymnologist, Natural Horn Player, Dieterich Buxtehude Stan, Anti Binary Thinking, Software Granter of Wishes™ 🦀C++🐍☕
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EVIL = DEHUMANIZATION
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Sounds on brand.
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Indulgences were never about heaven
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Making a wager that soon it will come free with your Amazon Prime subscription so they can boost their numbers.
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the popeyes chicken sandwich Moment was the bellwether, it's time
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They studied chess with my middle school chess teacher, then the blindfold champion George Koltanowski. I believe I read it in his autobiography. I had this fantasy of finding her in NYC and asking her for a game.
www.chess.com/article/view...
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I often warn people that technology in many ways echoes the feelings of a gambler's high.
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Hold the line!
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One of the first principles of technologists is to dog food it. Eat your own dog food. Best way to ensure quality. If your product doesn't make all the founders irrelevant, it's a lie.
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Isn't that what Stargate is? A massive charity for OpenAI and the UAE?
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My pretend money is on them getting a massive, bipartisan bailout from the Feds, in exchange for it infesting every aspect of federal systems.
Imagine your grandmother trying to get her check the same way creators deal with YouTube automated strikes.
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At this point, are they too big to fail? Do they drag everyone else with them?
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Everyone... except you ;-)
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45.
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Here’s a suggestion: can you record one of your priceless rants from the Swiss Alps? I would love the echo and required yodel intro.
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The not so funny joke I tell is, slow down the voting in Cuyahoga county, rule the world.
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Seemed really bad to me 25 years ago that Ohio politicians simply ignored State Supreme Court rulings that school funding was unconstitutional. Between that and all the games they play to make voting in cities as hard as possible, Ohio seemed like an anti-democratic laboratory.
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Defeating him in the original Street Fighter at the Colma 7-11 was one of the highs of my life.
"Tiiiiiiiggrrrr Uppercut!"
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I think it started as a goof on the Daily Show many years ago. Became a quick gag to mix in.
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I was attending Marina Middle School when that was all happening. That whole period was like being in the eye of a hurricane.
My mom and I moved there so she could find some peace. So many beautiful, happy people just wanting to live their lives.
I miss that city.
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High praise indeed.
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Is there a rating system for consumers to avoid using the "wrong" AI tool, which has a higher probability of "hallucination"?
These all seem like programmatic sociopathy.
ChatGPT, build me an app that tells my customers what they want to hear, so I can better ensure they return.
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Peak NYT for me was another trip home reading the complete published decision of Hustler Magazine v. Falwell there going home on the California St Cable Car. Was most likely giving off mad Joker vibes with my laughter.
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I remember riding the bus home from working the graveyard shift at the Colma 7-11, reading the New York Times' detailed lyrical analysis of Welcome to the Terrordome thinking how comically rediculous they were in trying to stir up shit.
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you should read this
amandaguinzburg.substack.com/p/diabolus-e...
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Thank you 🙏🏼
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Their addiction to scale is like watching an 0(n!) algorithm come to life with terrifying consequences. Have we always been a cult? Did I miss it when I started in startups 27 years ago?
Very grateful for the hopeful epilogue of how it can be done right. It doesn't have to be this way.
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Cara Gee!!!!