henrys.now
Labor + economic historian at UConn | they/them political economy, shipbuilding, cybernetics published CONTROL SCIENCE with Verso ENEMIES OF ORDER, second book, forthcoming website + contact: http://henrys.now/ newsletter/blog: buttondown.com/anotherway
👤 Joined on 22 août 2023
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In a roundabout way, this post encouraged me to make this messed up parliamentary chart as if each pokemon+forms with different types were part of a government and the political parties were their type(s).
Show Postsmarties (us varietal) are god‘s second favorite candy. they come from new jersey. they look like a drug dealer cut a bushel basket of pixi stix powder with enough chalk to thin the colors out into wonderful pearl pastels & fed it all through a pill press, and they taste like it too
Show PostIt is a matter of fact that AI in a coding harness with access to an actual computer can automate useful work, and that it does so in a frankly bizarre and unprecedented way. Working to understand why and how is not hype or PR or shilling.
Show PostIt's not good that smart skeptical people on the left who are trying to understand the astonishing recent progress in AI are met with so much hostility on here. Theorists trying to understand AI are not avatars of the monopolist AI companies or your university administration or whoever.
Show Post“It may be tempting to regard market dilution as an AI-specific response to an AI-specific problem of scale. But a legal rule does not stay attached to the technology that prompted it.” .... Fascinating is right.
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