No, they get it.

You can just say racist now. No need for modifiers anymore.

How can you tell here? I’m looking at it and I think I could do something very similar in Inkscape in a half hour or maybe an hour (I’m a little rusty). But it looks like normal vector art to me?

What if you have a huge window, or a door that happened to be open right as the street view car drove past? When Google is taking millions of measurements a year they are going to see a lot of unusual events.

If you’re into self hosting at all check out caliber-web, which uses a calibre-compatible db/backend but a web-based fronted. I switched about 3 years ago after importing my old calibre db and never looked back (household is doing around 90 books/year)

Is there an Anna’s Archive for LLMs yet?

I’d argue the opposite: because AI was certainly trained on massive amounts of copyleft code, all AI- generated code should be copyleft only, and under the most strict terms, just to be safe.

I’ve had the same tiny strip of electrical tape covering the camera on my MacBook for 3 or 4 years now.

I assume you’re using their handle and their blades? If so, have you used other blades before for comparison? I go back and forth between a disposable razor and a safety razor with feather blades, but I always go back to disposable cartridge after the novelty wears off.

Oh, we’re a bit ahead of schedule – we’re only in the Year of Our Ford 120

This should have been the headline.

My vote: Moxie Marlinspike

I’d say he looks like a live-action version of Beaker from the Muppets, but I would never slander Beaker like that.

It’s a shame. Everyone looks good in pink.

I will be using “tendentious hellscape” in all of my meeting notes going forward. Thank you.

• A recent report from the London Stock Exchange Group Plc found that “green economy” companies have a total stock market value of $10 trillion.

So about the same size as the AI industry, but actually produces something of value.

The ponies I’ve met have all been right bastards, so this tracks.

Oh wow. I just re-read Drexler’s Radical Abundance recently after coming across an ancient job application I sent in to his lab like 25 years ago (I didn’t get it). I sort of assumed by this point I wouldn’t see real progress in my lifetime.

Cars with big numbers aren’t really about performance, they’re about being performative. They’re entries in a dick-measuring contest.