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What’s on your mind?
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The bad news is you’re in free fall, the good news is there’s no ground to hit.
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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.
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What’s on your mind today?
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Hey there!
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What’s on your mind today?
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Hey there!
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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.
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With its new GPT-4 Vision model, ChatGPT can now answer questions about images.
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While Midjourney and Stable Diffusion can produce stunning images, I recently started playing around with a quite a different style of AI Art.
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You’re sitting with your friends in a coveted booth at your favorite dive bar.
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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.
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Hermione carried a charmed beaded bag that contained everything from books and clothes to a three-room tent.
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Podcast host Tim Ferris advocates an exercise he calls “fear-setting” — seriously considering the worst-case outcome.
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Alika lives on Lagos mainland, a city with twice the population of New York.
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ENIAC, the first programmable general-purpose electronic computer, completed in 1945, could execute four hundred floating-point operations per second: 400 FLOPS.
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While the pandemic raged I would often relax into a comfy position and lose track of time watching one video after another on TikTok.
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I faced down three attackers in my living room last night.
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The site PlayPhrase is wild.
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A few weeks ago we had our driveway repaved.
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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.
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Two thousand companies and three hundred billion dollars of market cap.
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After years of struggling to lose weight, I’ve lost 30 pounds this year.
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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?
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So far this year I’ve lost 17 pounds towards my goal of losing 20 pounds in the year 2020.
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The wonderful YouTuber 3Blue1Brown creates lavishly illustrated videos about Math, check out his recent one on exponentials and the spread of the coronavirus.
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I was supposed to run a five-mile race this morning, but it snowed overnight and it was starting to get icy.
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Pay attention to something in the world, like your breath.
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Most people sense that if you text while driving then your driving will be compromised.
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I’ve been writing this blog for 10 years, and writing code for more than 30 years.
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There are two concepts that come up frequently in science and engineering, they are precision and accuracy.
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Weight Watchers has the notion of “zero point foods” which are things like skinless chicken breast or soy yogurt.
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Jeff Bezos is currently the richest man in the world, clocking in with a net worth over $90 billion.
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It was three in the morning and Edward was lying on his back with his head dangling off the wrong end of his mattress.
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Sam Harris’s book Waking Up argues convincingly and eloquently that the potential benefits of meditation are legion.
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I started meditating just over a year ago and I would like to share my experience.
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Something has always bugged me about voting: in essentially all big elections the outcome is not decided by a single vote.
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Atom’s head thwacked into something hard which generated a percussive metallic rattle.
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Below are two depictions of Kobe Bryant.
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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.
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10,000 years ago two scruffy fragrant people drifted away from their campfires to gaze up at the stars.
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The Game Developers Conference was held last March in San Francisco.
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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.
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Suppose you were to sneak into a datacenter run by Google or Facebook or Twitter and take a pickaxe to a random server.
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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.
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One morning my 3½ year old son was still rubbing the sleep out of his eyes when he asked to play a game.
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There’s a Philosophy professor at Oxford who maintains an online shrine dedicated to a single question.
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If you vote in the midterm election on November 2nd it is virtually certain that your vote will not change the outcome.
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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.
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Intel 8088 In 1981 the original IBM PC was released.