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The difference of doing something weekly(timmb.com)
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A Coincidence of Wiggly Lines(timmb.com)
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Adventures in AI Self-Custody(timmb.com)
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Are AI artists pawns in the propaganda battle for the ethics of generative AI?(timmb.com)
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Self ABSORBED, a self-portrait in neural networks(timmb.com)
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by timmb 4y ago
Obligatory xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1296/
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When we use a computer must we think like a computer?(twitter.com)
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by timmb 4y ago
"that AI will be the death of learning & so on; to this, I say NO! My student brings me their essay, which has been written by AI, & I plug it into my grading AI, & we are free! While the 'learning' happens, our s
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Postdigital(en.wikipedia.org)
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by timmb 4y ago
For cooking, non-virgin coconut oil is cheap and flavourless. The expensive virgin stuff is flavourful and nice on toast but not good for cooking. In the uk I often find non-virgin coconut oil hidden in the Caribbean section of a big superm
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12 Highlights of 2022(timmb.com)
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Rewilding Human-Computer Interaction(timmb.com)
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Cave of Sounds: 8 instruments, 3 continents, 10 years(timmb.com)
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by timmb 4y ago
Washington Post not the NYT no?
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Against Interaction Design(timmb.com)
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Bruce Willis denies selling the rights to his face(bbc.co.uk)
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by timmb 4y ago
Just curious but is there really a risk on public WiFi if you’re using DNS-over-HTTPS and connecting to a site over https?
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Against Interaction Design(timmb.com)
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by timmb 4y ago
But software is faster to write and so in theory cheaper to buy.
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Desensitizing to the Endless Soma Bliss of Optimised Art(timmb.com)
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TikTok owner hands over algorithm data to Chinese government(bbc.com)
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Embodied thinking: The antidote to being in the zone(timmb.com)
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Slack to limit history to 90 days for free users from 1 September 2022(slack.com)
3 points by timmb 4y ago|1 comments
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by timmb 4y ago
Had a similar experience with AnyDesk, who quietly decreed that they need 3 months notice before the end of the year otherwise you're tied into another year. And there are zero options to make contact with them. It's a shame becau
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by timmb 4y ago
Most chilling for me was the majority who would divert the trolly away from a good citizen to kill a citizen who litters.
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What seem'd corporal melted as breath into the wind(timmb.com)
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Latent Voyage: Using embodied intelligence to interact with AI(timmb.com)
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You have to follow your instincts in this business(timmb.com)
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by timmb 4y ago
Well, except the obvious example of the time for which nobody seems to seriously want to move from base 60. I was contemplating this the other day. We coders often bang on about the joy of base 16 as pure 2s but what makes 60 so useful is i
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by timmb 4y ago
I’m used to seeing for(;;) in C code but I disagree that it’s conceptually similar - the opposite actually. The for() syntax is already inconsistent with three expressions being interpreted as statement;guard-expression;statement. There’s n

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