Year: 2021

How many *paid* newsletters do you subscribe to?

Interesting question and fascinating answers that I encourage you to read. Some requests are highly impractical. Others, liked by many respondents, could become a reality with the right collaboration in place. https://t.co/UDRFwrQBhO

@virtualmartijn In every decade there have been 70yo with not enough money for retirement. The difference, and the point, is how radically different the remediation plan has become in my example.

And no, this is absolutely not a hobby. I had a long conversation and he explained me in details.

My Uber driver tonight is a 70yo former network IT admin who has been cryptomining Ethereum in the last 3 years. He’s been reinvesting all profits in a new £1,000 rig every month, and this is his retirement plan.

This is how much and how fast the world is changing.

What is the book that changed your life? (not novels or religious texts)

Asked on Aug 17, 2021

Automation fun I had during the summer: #iOS15 Apple Shortcuts (Shortcuts available on macOS changes everything) + @a_Shell_iOS, Python3 + @SeleniumHQ, Docker + @n8n_io.

If you want an *unfiltered* update on the state of #AI applied to the self-driving car problem, I highly recommend this 1h keynote from George Hotz announcing Comma 3.

You don’t have to be interested in the product to appreciate the technical and business content.

Learning by example (in this case, provided by Codex) is infinitely more effective when the example matters to you.

I suspect that learning a programming language will be immensely more rewarding (and potentially easier) if people can modify a preexisting application that is 80% there compared to what they wanted to build in the first place. @OpenAI Codex can build that rudimentary initial app

If you are even minimally interested in where #AI is going, you should consider setting aside 30min to watch this video.

If you are very interested in AI, you should REALLY watch this video.

OpenAI Codex Live Demo https://t.co/QzzIpt58t4