@Zach Weinersmith
The SMBC guy.
New book: A City on Mars (Nov 2)
Co-author of Soonish
Illustrator of Open Borders
Scop of Bea Wolf.
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Recent Notes
Pretty wild: https://www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/941388/gemini-spark-ai-agent-trip-planning
I wonder if a lot of people will have a similar thing to the coming of GPS. Where, at least in my experience, you second guessed it a lot. And then over time it got better and better, until you were only second guessing about edge-cases. And then finally you just did what GPS told you to do.
I'm torn on this because I hate scheduling/organization and would love if this worked. But it's just... well... creepy?
I wonder if a lot of people will have a similar thing to the coming of GPS. Where, at least in my experience, you second guessed it a lot. And then over time it got better and better, until you were only second guessing about edge-cases. And then finally you just did what GPS told you to do.
I'm torn on this because I hate scheduling/organization and would love if this worked. But it's just... well... creepy?
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When describing what a fruit tastes like, do you have a set of fruit primitives? Like a sort of fruit primary colors that are used to explain other fruit..
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Put a book and lunch pail on my 12 year old's backpack. She managed to forget the lunch but bring the book. So, you see some behaviors really are genetic.
Not sure where to go with this joke, but it is comedy gold.
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One of the things I've found that's hardest about teaching kids math, or anyway teaching mine, is at some point you have to just walk away and say "I'm sorry, the time has come to use your brain." Because, as long as you're in the room, it's like they're sitting next to an answer key. I always feel like a dick, but it's necessary.
Which is closest to your view?
What's the oldest thing you still think of as "the new kind" because of how old you were when it came out?
Well looky here
(For some reason it hadn't even occurred to me that these would be in luscious hardcover.)
(For some reason it hadn't even occurred to me that these would be in luscious hardcover.)
So, in my social media bubble, I've repeatedly had people my age say young people don't like Ai. And, in these stories, the young people in question typically give appealing-to-millennials stories about not using Ai. But here's a survey from Pew that's likely underestimating since it's 6 months old.
Most interesting is the near 50% use for fun! So you can't say it's just because they're forced to use it.
Most interesting is the near 50% use for fun! So you can't say it's just because they're forced to use it.