tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 5hI've always wanted to have the opportunity to pull a real, honest to God "New phone who this?" on someone,... 000
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 5hWhy are they hosting a white nationalist agitator on their program? 071
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 6hWhere else do you think human cannonballs would come from? When a mommy human cannonball and a daddy human cannonball love each other very much,... 0230
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 6hThat reads like "I built a rooftop apiary and I don't know how to move it and I don't want to kill all the bees" to me... 020
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 6hThere's apparently a context to it related to a TV show called "The Slap" but its just hilarious to me with or without context. 010
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 6hYou'll love this.youtube.comThe Slap 2YouTube video by adam rozenbachs 120
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 9hFranchises headlined by women are thin on the ground... its a shame. 000
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 10hYou can get lower performance from nodes distributed with lower bandwidth, but at some point when you take into account the resources that are at either end of the interconnections, you're just not going to do anything useful with IOT devices and slow connections. 020
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 10hYou could also talk about the networking components since the computing would be distributed in both cases. Your smart fridge: 100 Mbps Typical ISP connection: 10-1000 Mbps Interconnects between nodes in an AI data center: 400,000-1,600,000 Mbps They need to be able to talk to each other QUICKLY. 260
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 12hKirk Hammett does what Lars and James never learned to do and just shuts the fuck up and plays the music. I don't really care that James thinks this shit. I care that he released it in a statement and phrased it like he's better than artists who give a shit. 1231
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 23hThe danger is AI being used to find new 0-day exploits easily enough to make their use less critical. That has absolutely nothing to do with running AI models on smart devices. 000
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 23hThey weren't smart fridges... They were commercial refrigerators with their temperature controllers networked. You don't need an AI model running on site to tell a PLC to raise its temperature. 010
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 23hHe deserves to be the example that makes racist monsters in the future say "I don't want that heat." 01004
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 23hI wonder what he gets in residuals from The West Wing and Parks and Rec... 020
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 23hLeslie Stahl reportedly makes almost $2M a year. Not quitting is cowardly shit. She could get a gig somewhere else or retire. Leaking the story that she "almost quit" is so ridiculous. 000
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 14/10/2026I'll file the "smol bean" defense right next to the Nuremberg defense... 030
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 14/10/2026I'm starting to think that Collins might not be too good at this whole "debate" thing... 000
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 14/10/2026At least we'd get a new unit of time out of it. Is it bad when your boss says "They better step it up or I'm gonna shit can them..." on day one? 100
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 14/10/2026I'm sure there's a reason Ossoff pulled the obvious counter punch on that one... 000
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 14/10/2026Shit talking people who criticize you from the safety of your own newsletter is kind of sad, right? 180
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 14/10/2026And Mills let Schumer convince her to run for Senate... 0170
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 14/10/2026He'd still have lots of runway left if he waited until 2036. 020
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026For me its manifested as an eerie silence about most political things from the conservatives around me. They're not regurgitating Fox News narratives at me like they usually do. 000
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026I think my money's on Anthropic being behind this, but corporate espionage or regular espionage is a fun twist to the story. 110
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026I think this is true. Even IF they wrote some kind of virus, that's not "replicating themselves on smart appliances." The idea that he's exposing them to liability comes from a bluesky exec talking about how he stopped running things by their coms department because they wouldn't let him shitpost. 000
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026"Oh you said 'cat videos and stuff'... I thought you said 'big cat snuff videos'" 020
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026I'm holding out hope that lots of Republicans who were willing to say that they'd vote for Abbott but not Paxton just won't make it to the polls at all. We'll see. 120
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026That's a shame, they were so close to profitability...static.klipy.comJ. Jonah Jameson's Iconic LaughALT: J. Jonah Jameson's Iconic Laugh 0951
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026Isn't this just building a case for negligence if/when it happens and causes damages? Imagine an appliance manufacturer coming out and saying "that microwave is likely to explode" prior to the microwave exploding and burning down a house... 2111
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026Step 1: Come to agreement on exactly what game everyone is playing... 000
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026Like, buying mosquito nets because they're an efficient use of resources with the goal of preventing death today and in the near future is fundamentally different from justifying actions based on theoretically enabling good things in the distant future. 000
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026The transition I focused on was when they went longtermist and started making up numbers about trillions of humans living among the stars justifying anything I want to do now as "enabling off Earth colonies." At that point you're just making shit up to justify whatever you want to do. 200
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026Maybe its because you didn't end it with "no homo"? 020
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026I got to explain EA this weekend to like 8 people in front of one person who was a proponent... Trying to boil it down to a short description when I've absorbed so much information about it was kind of challenging. 100
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026You knew the Republicans had a problem in this race when the reaction was "actually that seems totally fine" from everyone. 060
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026It didn't stick because he was exceptionally normal about it. As I recall he stopped just short of literally saying "sex work is work" and explained what the situation was and people just accepted it. They follow back anyone who has a certain number of followers. That's it. 0100
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026Yes. They figured out he had a couple totally normal "person he met through work" type relationships and they were both pretty conventionally attractive women and to my knowledge neither of them had anything negative to say about him. 060
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026Its funny how quick they dropped the story about Talarico dating a couple attractive women (in succession) within his orbit that sort of hinted that they were inappropriate workplace relationships. He seems to be on the "popular with women" side of completely normal on that front. 090
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026I'd like to see a comparison of the compute power of just the network gear in these racks to a normal person's computer. 010
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026Caption: "I write about technology for a living." 020
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026We really should have known that things were going off the rails when billionaires started looking like that. And that name? Palmer Luckey? They stopped even trying to keep them from resembling hack movie supervillains... 000
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026I think that footnotes are not particularly user friendly whatever form they take,... but they're necessary in some contexts so you might as well try to make them as functional as is reasonably possible if you're not going to just excerpt the relevant referenced text. 000
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026Your concern about longevity is totally legitimate. It would be great to see some effort directed at that particular issue. The availability of physical copies of reference books can also be a problem, but its infinitely worse with websites. 010
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026It is a pain in the ass to type a 40-80 character long string into a phone browser or even into a computer. There's a reason that hyperlinks were created decades ago. URL's are annoying to type. You can actually choose to tolerate things, especially when they're useful. 000
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026Compared to pointing a camera at a QR code and choosing not to be offended by something that is useful and innocuous? Yes. The question is whether you want people to be likely to USE the linked reference or if you would rather maintain the aesthetic and have way fewer people access the reference. 100
tmoney2007.bsky.social @tmoney2007.bsky.social · 13/10/2026And both can be true to some extent. There is a whole sketchy industrial complex around corporate speaking engagements... 010
