a ton of crates
@tonofcrates
Life is nothing but an electron looking for a place to rest.
i know everyone's worried about AI degrading the long-term information environment, but goddamn if this isn't a massive improvement in information retrieval
as an american, i can understand double parking your gas guzzling child murder mobile in on the EV charger spots. but doing so in Boston, Massachusetts is simply unfathomable to me
"participants performed significantly better" and we're talking this? c'mon man
had to look at the other videos to be convinced. something about this frame feels deeply inhuman
i take it back, abstractions are dead gist.github.com/willcrichton...
seems pretty true, eg here's dario saying "this will eliminate your job, forever" (www.axios.com/2025/05/28/a...) and here's dario saying "and make me personally rich" (www.darioamodei.com/essay/the-ad...)
you can't, which made me curious why, and this seems to be the most recent stated justification for it: github.com/rust-lang/ru...
yeah i've also enjoyed reading Abundance (Horace Mann, 1848). wait sorry which book are you talking about?
from the Clinton admin in 1996. pretty cool how we managed to get exactly 1 out of 4 of these
while i am not the target audience, it's hard to read these paragraphs and not think this is an elaborate prank
massachusetts is about visiting a random island on a sunny day and finding a placard that says "welcome to Gerry Island! as in the Gerry from gerrymandering"
people often don't appreciate how dramatically the intensity of knowledge work, especially in STEM, has changed in the last 60 years even prior to the advent of AI. tough to imagine that a scientist would spend most of their time literally plotting data