Today’s adventure comes in 4 parts: 1. A quote 2. My opinion 3. My contradictory opinion 4. An unexpected endorsement of Bluesky The quote Will Oremus: Why Facebook Won’t Let You Control Your Own News Feed (via Casey Newton) In 2014, another internal report, titled “Feed ranking is
Jay Peters: YouTube Is Rounding the Corners on Desktop - The Verge YouTube is rolling out rounded edges on the main video player you see on YouTube.com, spokesperson Allison Toh confirmed to The Verge on Tuesday. They’re coming to all users, so if you’re not seeing them
Petrana Radulovic: Stop Apologizing for Enjoying Romantic Comedies Across social media, many people are saying they liked the movie, then quickly clarifying that they know it’s dumb, silly, and not serious fare. And some critics have praised the movie while also trying to defend their fondness, saying they know
Nintendo Life: Metal Gear Solid 2 and 3 Will Have Lower Frame Rates on Switch, Konami Confirms Konami has now provided a statement to us and other outlets to clarify that it is only the Switch release that is targeting 30fps. All other platforms will target the games at 60fps.
This new paper has been making the rounds, showing that ChatGPT has a well-documented liberal bias. As with so many of these “ChatGPT is biased!” stories, it’s not nearly as clean as the headlines you’ve probably read in the past week have made it seem. This piece from
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Alex Kantrowitz: Why ChatGPT Hasn’t Ignited the Employment Apocalypse That So Many Predicted. “They can do one discrete, information-oriented task, basically, at a time before they need a human to review what they’ve done and then move to the next thing,” he says Quoting myself from 3 short
Listen here This is an entry in the 365 Albums Project in which I plan on posting one album I enjoy every day for a full year. You can subscribe to the Apple Music playlist to hear one song from every album mentioned in this series.
Listen here This is an entry in the 365 Albums Project in which I plan on posting one album I enjoy every day for a full year. You can subscribe to the Apple Music playlist to hear one song from every album mentioned in this series.
Listen here This is an entry in the 365 Albums Project in which I plan on posting one album I enjoy every day for a full year. You can subscribe to the Apple Music playlist to hear one song from every album mentioned in this series.
I feel like blogging can be inherently negative sometimes, as it’s simply more fun to write about the things that annoy you than the things you like, so today I’m just going to list a few software and gadgets that I adore right now. * Things continues to be
TLDR: I made some new wallpapers with Midjourney. A few are downloadable below, and the rest are free here. I also made a video that shows you how you can make these yourself. Some context Back in March, I made a pack of iPhone wallpapers that I generated with Midjourney.
Listen here This is an entry in the 365 Albums Project in which I plan on posting one album I enjoy every day for a full year. You can subscribe to the Apple Music playlist to hear one song from every album mentioned in this series.
Jon Brodkin: Buyers of Bored Ape NFTs Sue After Digital Apes Turn Out to Be Bad Investment The Sotheby's auction house has been named as a defendant in a lawsuit filed by investors who regret buying Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs that sold for highly inflated prices during
Listen here This is an entry in the 365 Albums Project in which I plan on posting one album I enjoy every day for a full year. You can subscribe to the Apple Music playlist to hear one song from every album mentioned in this series.