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Getting ready to release my carnival barker book publisher personality tomorrow. Getting Stripe set up tonight. In all seriousness, I'm very proud of this project and I look forward to promoting our stories and authors this weekend. #NecronomiConProvidence #GrandEmporiumOfTheWeird #WeirdFiction
Made it to Providence. Will be getting set up at the Grand Emporium of the Weird at the Omni Hotel tomorrow morning. In the meantime, check out all these books! (Includes "Experimental Files", our anthology inspired by @gemmafiles.bsky.social's "Experimental Film".) #NecronomiConProvidence
I'm seeing a similar dynamic in software. AI is crazy good at finding edge cases I missed, but the solutions it suggests amount to throwing on a bandage over the single problem than any sort of deeper architectural thinking. It also misses A LOT of bugs if not specifically tasked to look for them.
“The most famous problems [AI has] solved have almost all been with counterexamples rather than proofs…When I discuss an open problem with 5.6 Pro, I am often presented with approaches that sound promising until I think about them carefully, and then seem quite a lot less promising.”
Hey @github.com - can you get NPM working reliably in your actions before working on your next Copilot feature? Having to wait more than 5 minutes for something to fail and then manually having to restart the job hoping that IT won't fail is a pretty frustrating way to spend time with your product.
I came of age as a Columbia House Music Club member. (Not too many record stores in NE NM.) I remember the summer after HS graduation (1998), I had moved to Los Alamos to live and work as a summer employee before college, and some MIT kids were throwing a party with THIS playlist in WinAmp. 🤯🤯🤯
@tedbrassfield.bsky.social - You may know some folks interested in this.
We’re relaunching our Fellowship program to give young people across our state the opportunity to gain hands-on campaign experience and make a real difference. Our politics needs young people engaged, empowered, and represented; please apply here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
As someone who HATES throwing out functional hardware for stupid software reasons, this news infuriates me, even though it doesn't surprise me. (We still have OpenBSD and NetBSD.) Maybe I should start investing in one of the (free) BSDs as my next daily driver. #RetroComputing #PlannedObsolence
My episode prediction for the X-Men '97 season finale: I'm not quite sure how, but I'm expecting a good deal of "X-cutioner's Song" DNA to be injected into this last installment. Not because of the story, but more because all the teams and villains involved. All we're missing is a Stryfe. #XMen97
Going through some AI-authored changes to an open source passive data collection system I've been building for well over a decade now and while the code quality is better than the JavaScript I've seen, I'm left with a lot of questions. I have an request out to the updaters for their AI chat logs...
I mentally checked out of being excited about the Android platform around the time they begin pushing "Material You" (and more so when the Gemini nagging became incessant), but I need to update and test some code. It's kind of comforting to see the "optimizing device" screen (and delay) persists.