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  1. David Deutsch and the universal explainer

    What’s on your mind?

  2. The automation of jobs will never end.

    The bad news is you’re in free fall, the good news is there’s no ground to hit.

  3. Technological Speed Limit

    Moore’s Law held from when he identified the trend in 1965 until around 2016 when our ability to make ever-smaller tranisters final abated.

  4. AI is already priced in

    What’s on your mind today?

  5. A bit of thermodynamics

    Hey there!

  6. Consciousness Detectors

    What’s on your mind today?

  7. Brain Patterns

    Hey there!

  8. Five Things AI Will Not Change

    The TV movie “The Day After” played on November 20, 1983 to an audience of 100 million, five times more than watched the Game of Thrones finale in 2019.

  9. Ten memes explained by GPT-4V

    With its new GPT-4 Vision model, ChatGPT can now answer questions about images.

  10. Drawing with Code Interpreter

    While Midjourney and Stable Diffusion can produce stunning images, I recently started playing around with a quite a different style of AI Art.

  11. Audio is best for AI

    You’re sitting with your friends in a coveted booth at your favorite dive bar.

  12. William Gibson's Visionary Speech

    Twenty years ago today William Gibson gave a brilliant and inspiring speech to the Directors Guild of America on their first ever Digital Day about the future of media.

  13. The Everything Machine

    Hermione carried a charmed beaded bag that contained everything from books and clothes to a three-room tent.

  14. Fear setting: existential risks

    Podcast host Tim Ferris advocates an exercise he calls “fear-setting” — seriously considering the worst-case outcome.

  15. ChatGPT as Personal Tutor

    Alika lives on Lagos mainland, a city with twice the population of New York.

  16. The Evolution of Intelligence Itself

    ENIAC, the first programmable general-purpose electronic computer, completed in 1945, could execute four hundred floating-point operations per second: 400 FLOPS.

  17. How I Trained My TikTok

    While the pandemic raged I would often relax into a comfy position and lose track of time watching one video after another on TikTok.

  18. Superhot: Thinking Fast and Slow

    I faced down three attackers in my living room last night.

  19. The Coming AI Content Storm

    The site PlayPhrase is wild.

  20. The Driveway

    A few weeks ago we had our driveway repaved.

  21. Billionaires: Our Single Point of Failure

    Phineas Gage was a railroad construction foreman in the mid-1800s who miraculously survived a blasting accident that drove an iron rod straight through his skull.

  22. Your Career in Simulation

    Two thousand companies and three hundred billion dollars of market cap.

  23. On Slowing Down and Being Present

    After years of struggling to lose weight, I’ve lost 30 pounds this year.

  24. GPT-3 Bot Posed as a Human on AskReddit for a Week

    The Story On Sunday October 4, 2020 I came upon a reddit post in the subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions with the title How does this user post so many large, deep posts so rapidly?

  25. The Hungry Ancestor Diet

    So far this year I’ve lost 17 pounds towards my goal of losing 20 pounds in the year 2020.

  26. Breeding Necessity

    The wonderful YouTuber 3Blue1Brown creates lavishly illustrated videos about Math, check out his recent one on exponentials and the spread of the coronavirus.

  27. Headless

    I was supposed to run a five-mile race this morning, but it snowed overnight and it was starting to get icy.

  28. How not to meditate

    Pay attention to something in the world, like your breath.

  29. Mindfulness is driving without texting

    Most people sense that if you text while driving then your driving will be compromised.

  30. Tips for Writing

    I’ve been writing this blog for 10 years, and writing code for more than 30 years.

  31. A Disease of the Mind

    There are two concepts that come up frequently in science and engineering, they are precision and accuracy.

  32. Zero Point Distractions

    Weight Watchers has the notion of “zero point foods” which are things like skinless chicken breast or soy yogurt.

  33. The Richer Scale

    Jeff Bezos is currently the richest man in the world, clocking in with a net worth over $90 billion.

  34. The Mindful

    It was three in the morning and Edward was lying on his back with his head dangling off the wrong end of his mattress.

  35. Waking Up

    Sam Harris’s book Waking Up argues convincingly and eloquently that the potential benefits of meditation are legion.

  36. Mindful Reps

    I started meditating just over a year ago and I would like to share my experience.

  37. Decision 2016

    Something has always bugged me about voting: in essentially all big elections the outcome is not decided by a single vote.

  38. Braid

    Atom’s head thwacked into something hard which generated a percussive metallic rattle.

  39. Press X to continue

    Below are two depictions of Kobe Bryant.

  40. Tai: The AI

    The Cell The world’s first artificial superintelligence blinked into existence in a pristine and uniformly lit subterranean datacenter in the former Bingham Canyon mine in Utah at exactly 4:15am local time on July 17th during the broiling summer of 2025.

  41. The Hybrid Generation

    10,000 years ago two scruffy fragrant people drifted away from their campfires to gaze up at the stars.

  42. Oculus Prime

    The Game Developers Conference was held last March in San Francisco.

  43. Who is going to write the software?

    Yiren Lu wrote a long piece in the New York Times Magazine about the contrast between the young engineers in Silicon Valley today and those of yesteryear.

  44. Physical Bits

    Suppose you were to sneak into a datacenter run by Google or Facebook or Twitter and take a pickaxe to a random server.

  45. Firework

    I will kick things up a notch on this blog with a salacious admission from my personal life: I love the Katy Perry song Firework.

  46. The Games People Play

    One morning my 3½ year old son was still rubbing the sleep out of his eyes when he asked to play a game.

  47. The Simulation Hypothesis

    There’s a Philosophy professor at Oxford who maintains an online shrine dedicated to a single question.

  48. Why You Should Vote

    If you vote in the midterm election on November 2nd it is virtually certain that your vote will not change the outcome.

  49. The Future of Google's Street View

    The Need for Speed racing game franchise has been around for 16 years, sold over 100 million copies and generated more than $2.7B in revenue.

  50. Clock Speed Wall

    Intel 8088 In 1981 the original IBM PC was released.