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Eric Schmidt has long been the most charmless executive in technology so itās no surprise he fails to make a case here but thereās something so distinct about the cultural texture of AI versus the last paradigm shift of this scale, the web the web was an invitation, AI reads here like a threat
anyway I saw this $30 pepperās ghost ESP8266/screen/prism thing on TikTok and bought it to hack on for the āLLMs only pretend to work argument,ā Iād say their simulations of effort are quite useful. but most of the work here was art direction: its default solution for these graphs was hideous
I found this really interesting analysis from Bloomberg the other day the short version is that, recession or not, inflation or not, workers have less agency because growing capital concentration means corporations donāt have to be competitive employers itās harder to find better jobs, get raises
X-Files was lightning in a bottle it was timing, it was setting, it was writing and it was this absolutely electric chemistry between newly-discovered, high octane talents that deservedly conquered the public imagination Duchovny and Anderson had the 90ās by the throat, beat only by Will Smith
the thing about āhypeā is that itās just not enough to sustain a novel technology It can create some early adopters, on both developer and consumer sides it can spur some press but sustained interest and investment isnāt actually something plutocrats can buy either the time is right or itās not
but when we see people successfully creating compelling culture with the stuff thatās a tipping point even if the ābubbleā were to burst, the genie has escaped. itās part of how people reason, solve problems, and express themselves. itās a āfadā like the internet is a fad bsky.app/profile/tech...
Jennifer Hale is a magician, basically Hereās a person who dedicated her career to making her voice able to do ANYTHING. I mean tens of thousands of hours exploring every domain her instrument permits, physically and creatively and she can just lock in charismatic authority like a TRACTOR BEAM