I've quoted this a few times without attribution, so time to quote it with credit to the person who said it:
"I want AI to do my laundry and dishes so that I can do art and writing, not for AI to do my art and writing so that I can do my laundry and dishes."
~ Joanna Maciejewska
#ai #artificialIntelligence #llm
Suppose I should give a re- #introduction for my second instance shuffle
- I'm a #technical #writer by day
- I #WriteTheDocs
- I work at #minio, the object store
- I like reading #fantasy and #sci_fi
- I'm a #dad to three
- I'm owned by two #cats (a tabby and a tuxedo); they were pandemic kittens
- I work from home, and like it that way
- I #knit things, mostly blankets
- I'm a Next Gen #Trekkie
- I watch #LOTR extended editions at least yearly
- I live in the mountains of north central Pennsylvania, and love it
Forecast for the last seven days of our township's pool for the year. All in all, not a terrible way to go out.
A fair bit of pessimistic writing/prognosticating
When things stack together and amplify each other, things can go very, very badly.
https://danielmiessler.com/blog/im-worried-it-might-get-bad
I just got to GitHub Notifications zero.
Of course this means that now I have to pick something from the Kanban "To Do" lane on our project board.
Oh no. What have I done?
I just got to GitHub Notifications zero.
Your reminder that prisons are the newest version of slavery.
There's a movie coming out about this idea with Ryan Gosling. Or you can read Andy Weir's book the movie is based on.
"Project Hail Mary"
This won't do anything for your current circumstances, but at least it'll be a good time.
Got myself trapped this morning in the seated calf raise machine. Fortunately, a good samaritan fellow gym goer was there to rescue me so I could get out.
The lesson here: use common sense. I thought the weight was too much, and it was.
You know, on reflection, the AI team at Microsoft seems like the most logical place for a version control platform to land.
</sarcasm>
"While we should not welcome or try to accelerate towards a future collapse, a 99-per-cent view of history is a reminder that a world with less domination and fewer rules may not be a bad thing. We donβt need to fear ourselves or the absence of rulers; we need to fear power and those who try to grab it."
~ Luke Kemp
https://aeon.co/essays/the-great-myth-of-empire-collapse
It's starting to look pretty seriously like I might be teaching a group of older homeschool students some real world uses of Algebra (as a way of teaching Algebra) over twelve weeks the second half of this year.
I, uh, think this will be fun? Maybe?