Archives: Tweets
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No longer sure what use case Evernote is supporting.
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I’m reading Vadim Nikitin: Kleptocracy lrb.co.uk/v41/n04/conten…
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RT @abenitezburraco: An empty Europe: during the Aurignacian period (~42,000 to 33,000 BP) there were only between 800 and 3,300 humans in…
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RT @movito: Meaningful experiments are difficult to do in big orgs. Value chains not set up to handle variations, org culture not up to the…
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@bruces Such are the wages of pushing at archetypes. Feels like this will be a utility technology on the @swardley map of the future’s AI value chain, enabling a witches brew of nightmares at the higher layers: everything from HAL and the Terminator, to Minitrue and the Matrix.
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I’d bet $$$ that analysis of the micro-expressions on Pence’s face during his public appearances would show results that are *absolutely terrifying*. twitter.com/HowardMortman/…
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@peterme (I took a 30-minute break to get through the tech lag.) Those are the two I’ve been looking forward to seeing again.
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Started rewatching X-Files season 1 on a lark. First episode was an unexpected nostalgic treat, like a little hand-made bon-bon of the pre-Internet era, complete with Mulder’s anorak in that 90s shade of blue.
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@mulegirl Ok, *maybe* an intern was typing up job descriptions while playing their 70s progrock LPs backwards, in a metro with newly legal cannabis delivery.
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@mulegirl Late to the thread, but this looks like bot <> bot trolling, text generation powered by GANs – or even test runs of the new GPT2. Generally it’s hard work in a new paradigm to be *this* bad.