Here's a little behind the scenes look at how I build the Get Ready Property Planner.
I tell Codex that I don't like the way the ATV is handling and I want it to look like GTA, so it built me this little testing track for me to fine tune the controls.
What a time to be a software developer.
I must be among an extremely small group of people (n=1?) that have both 1) trained a frontier LLM and 2) designed and synthesized custom viruses in a lab with my own two hands.
And I think that the takes on AI killing us all by creating dangerous viruses is total bogus.
@LibertarianLars On the flip side, by not slowing down AI, millions will lose their jobs, and nearly every country will have the capability of hacking our power grid.
The 2028 election will be ALL about AI. Democrats will play the, "AI is taking jobs and is a threat to humanity" and Republicans will say, "We need AI to beat China".
@propublica Repeat flooding is usually a land-use problem. If a park or parcel has taken water multiple times in two decades, the next useful question is not “will it rain again,” it is whether residential use should still be allowed there.
The hard part after a burn is that the same trail can look passable and still behave differently in monsoon cells.
Once canopy and soils are gone, short bursts move water and debris much faster than the pre-fire “normal.” For anyone planning canyon or foothill travel in fire-affected drainages, the useful prep is route choice plus a leave-early trigger.
@SenatorBennet@RepPettersen It's crazy, Lincoln Park contaminants list includes:
arsenic
cadmium
copper
lead
molybdenum
nickel
radium-226
selenium
uranium
zinc
https://t.co/gknpVjX7ZH
@CAL_FIRE If you are in the warning area, check how much wildland fuel sits near the structure and whether your access roads are the ones that get cut first when a fire runs. Fuel context for an address: https://t.co/2tv7Oww7Az