Jonathan Quaade
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Jonathan Quaade
When someone asked him how many people worked in the Vatican he said "Oh, about half."
pbs.org • John Gardner : Education and Excellence
We have all felt stress, anxiety, and worry before. Some of us might even be living in what feels like a perpetual state of said feelings. These feelings are blocks. They keep us from seeing clearly, from developing present-moment realizations or insight.
“Take our own example,” he says. “Say we’re successful in cellular, in data centers, in WiFi and wired. We could go down the stack and build our own ASICs (application-specific integrated circuits, or custom chips). I just don’t see how we don’t do it if we’re successful. Just think, it’s 2032 or 2030 or something, and I get to go learn about... See more
For me, the ability to concentrate, you know, to get fascinated with something and really dig into it, which as I got older I could choose what I concentrated on. And when I was in high school, I was okay at it, but I remember being down in my room thinking, "Okay, I'm going to work on my homework and do really well this year." But then there were
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I am running experiments, constantly trying to get more intimate with this craft of painting this glowing screen with letters.
Indeed, Metahaven are very much part of the world they critique. They cite their own “YouTube addictions” as an influence on their work, and they’re not about to start throwing their devices away just yet. “We’re not really into this idea of, ‘Go back to a 96 Nokia and enjoy reality,’” says Van der Velden. Instead, they want to look forward.
Oscar Rickett • 'It's Raining Facts!' Metahaven, the YouTube Addicts Fighting Post-Truth Bots
Stop thinking about the constraints and think about the ideal the childlike future what if Simba had this floating harmless assistant with him? That help him channel his weird idea with Thoughts or exercises that he can do to help him move in the direction help him imagine the future help him realise it’s an idea is the right one not to push but to
... See moreThe problem, you see, is that there could be a future where they don't need junior associates anymore.
Increasingly, they need only senior associates, who (a) describe the tasks to be done; i.e., create the prompts, and (b) review the resulting work for accuracy and correctness. The high-end LLMs do so well with tasks normally fielded by junior
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