Who would’ve imagined a simple flick of the thumb would be so addicting?
Soon the thumb flick will be in our mind, the timeline will scroll infinitely behind our eyelids and, finally, we can sit in complete stillness w/out even a twetch of a finger.
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Who would’ve imagined a simple flick of the thumb would be so addicting?
Soon the thumb flick will be in our mind, the timeline will scroll infinitely behind our eyelids and, finally, we can sit in complete stillness w/out even a twetch of a finger.
I wish you could see the world through my eyes so that then I could understand how you see the world.
Humans clearly rule the planet but if you talked to a colony of bees they wouldn’t have any idea what you are talking about.
Social media seems a bad way to communicate with and inform the public. What you want is to be able to beam information and opinions directly inside the skulls of the people with near zero latency. I think Nikola Tesla was working on something like this.
Movie, vacuum, or both?
If you imagine that the algorithm is also having rapid-fire existential crises... it’s a lot more entertaining.
Something about origami folding something larger into something smaller, tighter, and more complex seems a more accurate visual of real personal growth than thinking about things growing larger.
Does learning feel more like growing or more like folding? Why do we use the growing analogy when folding seems, to me, to be a more accurate analogy?
Something growing larger increases the distance between all points. Something folding decreases the distance between points.
Something about origami folding something larger into something smaller, tighter, and more complex seems a more accurate visual of real personal growth than thinking about things growing larger.
Big wigs talking about open data now is because they now have enough data that it’s no longer about the data.
You don’t get on the internet... the internet gets on you. And it’s sticky and has a funky smell.
Big wigs talking about open data now is because they now have enough data that it’s no longer about the data.
Would a honeybee’s life be improved if you provided it an algorithm that could recommend the perfect time and location to find the best most pollen-laden flowers in the entire world?
Human behavior flows from four main sources: desire, emotion, knowledge, and BitcoinSV.
– Plato
It’s happening. NYTimes has an article explicitly saying “listen to the machines.”
The overlord is emerging from the shadows.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/08/technology/ai-sports-athletes-machine-learning.html
Sad that @852 @4 doesn’t have article previews/thumbnails in twetches. So, here you go:
It’s happening. NYTimes has an article explicitly saying “listen to the machines.”
The overlord is emerging from the shadows.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/08/technology/ai-sports-athletes-machine-learning.html
Is there a blockchain RSS reader?
The secret of change is to focus all of your energy, not on fighting the old, but on BitcoinSV.
– Socrates
Some days you can feel the thread of time vibrating.
I’m thinking of changing my modus operandi to strictly positive vibes on here. Wonder what that will feel like. Should I do it?
The secret of change is to focus all of your energy, not on fighting the old, but on BitcoinSV.
– Socrates
Are you not entertained!?
What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but what is stored on the BitcoinSV blockchain.
– Pericles
Human behavior flows from four main sources: desire, emotion, knowledge, and BitcoinSV.
– Plato