@dane Social is overloaded I think. I suspect we’ll see more self hosting options soon. Followed you on LinkedIn as well in case this goes away or I stop logging in.
LinkedIn CEO @ryros: "Pre-pandemic, ~1% of all jobs posted on LinkedIn were remote. As of today, that number is ~14%...but that's not the fascinating part. What's fascinating is north of 50% of all job applications on a daily basis on LinkedIn go to that 14% of remote jobs" $MSFT
In Shimabara, Japan the street's gutters are so clean to be home to hundreds of swimming koi fish
The unusual habitat is a product of the 1792 Unzen tsunami that created fresh water springs
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Journalists need to stop framing GPT as "behold, we are on the very precipice of artificial intelligence magicks" and start explaining it as what it actually is: "Google autocomplete for everything else"
Letting Midjourney do the visuals for my @Rubyconfth keynote. It's pretty good for this purpose: slightly trippy, guaranteed to be visually interesting, no copyright issues, and can give it some funny prompts
@rhh Also it’s likely a made up story since baristas never ever ask this question. It’s usually “regular milk?” if anything.
Building an audience through fictitious whining.
"If there's one tenet that defines democracy... it's called majority government. And somehow the idea that you can get rid of it and say, 'trust me,' is bizarre." — former Toronto mayor @david_crombie tonight at 8/11pm | Producers: @spaikin & @Mariasarrouh#topoli#onpoli
USA’s Antonee Robinson consoles Iran’s Ramin Rezaian after America’s victory. Iran’s regime has tried hard to brainwash its people against the US, but most Americans who’ve been to Iran will tell you it’s among the friendliest places they’ve ever visited.
OK so @OpenAI's new #ChatGPT can basically just generate #AIart prompts. I asked a one-line question, and typed the answers verbatim straight into MidJourney and boom. Times are getting weird...🤯
The Backblaze Nautilus Data Center is kind of incredible - it's on a barge in the river and uses water cooling to reduce carbon footprint. Read more https://t.co/v2mbnKxsrJ