I canceled my Washington post subscription. I'm not mad about their endorsement decision per se, because I agree that presidential endorsements dont matter much. But the fact that influence gaming between two billionaires is baked into editorial decisions made me realize that I don't want to rely on news media owned by an oligarch. I can't be sure in what other ways he's putting his thumb on the scale, in ways that are less obvious.
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@matthewconroy maybe slack or discord?
Jon Udell"Almost everything has been done by someone else before. Almost nothing you want to do is truly novel. And language models are exceptionally good at giving you solutions to things they've seen before."
I collect examples of this kind of thing, and this is by far the most exhaustive list of practical LLM uses I've seen.
https://nicholas.carlini.com/writing/2024/how-i-use-ai.html
/ht @emollick
@davidthewid I would be tempted to glue a map of the US in the whitespace at the bottom of that sign.
@akrizman Looking forward to the next billion!
Mandu 🥟simple hack to remove stuck-on food and stubborn stains from metal cookware
Airminded AI“Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world, found vintage amateur photo" #AIArt #midjourney
Dammit I accidentally bought a pair of compassion socks before a long flight. My feet are gonna hurt but I vow to save all sentient beings.
Staff Chief of JointsNot enough songs telling us to jump anymore. Must have been a lot of lawsuits over sprained ankles or something.
Mathew Ingram"I find it very hard to hate the man. I can’t summon the energy; it all feels too much like a sideshow. Elon Musk barely exists. He’s just the name we’ve given to a certain mass delusion. I can tell you who I do hate, though. After nearly seven hundred pages of warm dribble, I started to really, really hate Elon Musk’s biographer, Walter Isaacson" https://thepointmag.com/criticism/very-ordinary-men
