A Crisis is a lemonade also

[A Crisis is a lemonade also @temptempholder]

Octopus is conscious and we humans still eat it.

[ʞɔɐ𝘡 @Skoorbkaz]

Here's a thought that gets stranger the longer you sit with it.

An octopus has roughly 500 million neurons, with much of its nervous system distributed through its arms. Intelligence doesn't have to be organized like a human brain.

So why do we keep treating humanlike behavior as the benchmark for recognizing minds? Nature already showed us that intelligence can take radically different forms. Maybe we're making the same mistake with AI.

[Formula 1 @F1]

Sparkling under the Singapore lights ✨

[Tomek Czajka @TCzajka]

Copernicus: Our planet is not special.
Darwin: Our biology is not special.
Shapley: Our star is not special.
Hubble: Our galaxy is not special.
Multiverse: Our universe is not special.
AI: Our intelligence is not special.

[Today Years Old @todayyearsold]

10 YEARS AGO TODAY: Mark Zuckerberg went live to talk about smokin’ meats and discovered the simple joys of being a regular dude 😭

[Christopher Lloyd @DocBrownLloyd]

Pocket-sized supercomputer. Telecommunications device. Instant access to nearly all human knowledge. Anything else 2026 has to offer?

[Ray Zhu @rayzhudev]

this tiktok account is like heroine crack cocaine for me

I can see why people love watching kdramas. these real life romances are absolutely oneshotting me

[하루 @i_like_ai0]

서울대 치대, 법학적성시험(LEET) 최연소 만점자가 말하는 공부 잘하는 방법.

1) 나쁜 자극들 최대한 줄이자. 자극적인 소셜미디어 줄이고, 미디어 환경은 최대한 멀리하자. 자극적인 음식들도 좀 자제하자. 도파민 디톡스.

2) 정해진 루틴은 필수다. 취침시간 및 기상시간은 일정해야 한다. 수면시간도 중요하다. 적어도 하루 최소 7시간 이상은 자야한다. 늦게 잠들지 말자.

3) 내 마음, 심리가 가장 중요하다. 마음이 힘들고 불안하면 근력운동으로 긴장을 풀자. 산책도 러닝도 좋다. 음주하지 말고, 최대한 건강하게 해소하자. 정신적으로도 육체적으로도.

4) 평일엔 그냥 하자. 방식이 의심되어도 묵묵히 하자. 얼마나, 몇 번 했냐가 중요한게 아니다. 통달할 때 까지 반복하자. 대신 주말이나 휴일은 내가 철저하게 복기하고 기록하고 점검하자.

5) 오로지 그 행위에 집중하자. 평일엔 열심히 공부하고, 주말엔 점검하자. 걸을땐 그냥 걷자. 뛸 땐 뛰고. 걸으면서 핸드폰 보지 말자.

[A Crisis is a lemonade also @temptempholder]

Women discover how internet works.

[Stomp Singapore @stompsingapore]

"It’s damn gross to think that these men may be circulating these photos for their own pleasure.”

[A Crisis is a lemonade also @temptempholder]

AI needs to learn this up
.

[COPPER N AMERICAN INDIAN (AKA) NIIJI🐢 @CopperAmerican]

MIMIC THE AMERICAN SOUL PEOPLE CLASS

[A Crisis is a lemonade also @temptempholder]

I find the form factor from which AI will lives. See her watch. That's the AI product everyone will use.

The watch. aI watch.

[Netflix @netflix]

She's cursed with an electric shock. He has an artificial heart that needs charging. They'll strike a deal that keeps his heart beating... in more ways than one.

Take Charge of My Heart, starring Kim Young-kwang and Chae Soo-bin, is NOW PLAYING.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

China is officially issuing government ID cards to AI-generated “digital humans,” so virtual influencers can open bank accounts and conduct business. These state-issued IDs, which include a name, birthday, address, and facial features, give virtual personas the legal ability to open digital-currency wallets, sign contracts, and form commercial partnerships.

Among the first to receive this recognition is Yuri, a popular AI-generated virtual idol and artist, who is now officially recognized as a “digital resident” in Beijing. The step comes as China’s digital-human market expands, with more than 1.3 million active firms and a sector value past $10 billion.

Supporters describe the IDs as a way to protect intellectual property and hold creator companies legally accountable for virtual actions. Critics warn that placing synthetic entities in official state systems could expand government surveillance in the digital space. Some companies are offering everyday citizens up to $20,000 to license their physical likenesses for virtual replicas, which narrows the line around personal identity.

China’s move sets a precedent that other countries will have to meet when they decide how far AI should be given a legal status that resembles a human one.

[A Crisis is a lemonade also @temptempholder]

It feels forever that AGI will reach. While my aging and dying are aceleratng.

Biology is damn bottleneck.

[A Crisis is a lemonade also @temptempholder]

Dun people who complain about AI companies are the same people who are ok with other forms of large corporations.

Make it make sense.

U dun pick AI company to hate just cos it's trendy..

[A Crisis is a lemonade also @temptempholder]

The only thing that unite old and young Singpaorean is the use of handphone. And that's not good.

[Ankit @ankitkr0]

every once in a while i think about jack clark, the bloomberg journalist who took a break to study AI for a few months and then ended up being one of cofounders of anthropic

[John Ennis @johnennis]

We should be honest about the fact that many people are taking glee in the pain of the math community over the AI stuff simply because they themselves are bad at math and feel bad about it

[a16z @a16z]

Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger on getting hired at 18, designing Intel's chips while finishing his PhD, and arguing with his Stanford professors:

"I'm 16 years old. I accidentally win a scholarship. I go to tech school, skip my last year and a half of high school, and Intel comes recruiting when I'm 18 years old."

"The interviewer, he writes on his page, and I was number 12 that he interviewed that day... He says, 'Smart, aggressive, arrogant. He'll fit right in.'"

"I was engineer number four on the 386. Architect and design manager for the 486. All of that while doing my bachelor's, my master's and PhD work... Learning by day, and putting it to practice at night."

"One of the professors postulated a new carry lookahead adder design in one of my classes at Stanford. So I said, 'Well, I'm working on the 386 carry lookahead adder, so let me go try it.'"

"I come back two days later to the professor and I said, 'It doesn't work.' The next two class periods were just me and the professor arguing over why his design didn't work."

@PGelsinger @RaghuRaghuram @appenz

[Constance W 🌊 @ConstanceWaing]

So many people have DM’d me about this trailer and I’ll be honest, watching it made me physically throw up.

I was COO from before FTX even had a name, it was my baby, and I was the last one out of the Bahamas after Sam got extradited. I lost everything I had on it and it took me a long time to get over, so I have zero interest in defending the people who caused this.

The media loves the story that FTX blew up because we were all partying in the Bahamas, but the place I worked looked nothing like that.

We had under 200 people in the core company at its peak, not counting subsidiaries, when other exchanges our size had thousands, so a lot of us were doing 16 to 18 hour days for over three years and barely had time to sleep, and whenever we walked in, day or night, Sam was at his desk.

I worked with Caroline and never once saw her get aggressive like she does in this trailer. She’s quiet and mild, and often lost in her own thoughts.

Most of us didn’t even know she and Sam were dating until we read about it after the bankruptcy, and I never saw him so much as put an arm around anyone.

FTX’s collapse ruined so many people’s lives, including ours, and Netflix decided to make it a love story.

Shame on you @netflix.

[A Crisis is a lemonade also @temptempholder]

Marine parade really too high ses so little foodcourt for me to eat.