A living legend and at nearly 90 years old, heās still got it. Iāve been lucky enough to see him live twice, both times over a decade ago, at Claptonās Crossroads Guitar Festival, and then at Buddyās Legends club in Chicago. Seeing him at his small, intimate club was one of my favorite musical experiences ever.
Also, very cool to see him bring out Miles Caton from Sinners for a couple songs.
āTwo of our most important safety principles are prohibitions on domestic mass surveillance and human responsibility for the use of force, including for autonomous weapon systems,ā Mr. Altman said. āThe DoW agrees with these principles, reflects them in law and policy, and we put them into our agreement.ā
From one liar to anotherāso you know it has to be true. They somehow have the same principles as Anthropic, but magically came to an agreement despite those principles being the only thing killing the Anthropic agreement. More likely, OpenAI has been chomping at the bit to get at
They knocked this little short film/music video out of the park. I havenāt listened to the whole album yet, but Iām hopeful this might reverse course from their more recent dance albums and return to the greatness that was Plastic Beach, which might be my favorite Gorillaz album.
What we really need is a Gorillaz movie. Theyāve built up so much lore with the various locations theyāve set their albums at to the point where Iām dying for someone like Joe Bennettāwho did Common Side Effects and Scavengers Reignāto get involved
Iāve talked before about my desire for a Google Docs alternativeāone where I could share docs with writers, suggest changes, etc.āand I even wrote up some requirements for it in the hopes that someone might magically decide to build it for me.
mist is 95% there. I couldnāt find a note about it being open-source, but Iām dying for someone to run with this and add file organization to it so I don't have to worry about the 99hr expiration.
Glad to see that āSpace & Timeā is sticking around.
It's a storied publication and well worth a trip to the archive. The switch to monthly keeps things fresh, though theme calls are only as interesting as the tenders who field them.
Luckily, Angela Yuriko Smith is a gem of an editor.
I've not been in this pub, but I've submitted a couple of times. No one likes a āclose but no cigarā rejection. In fact, those replies are often more infuriating than form letters ā think āsilver medal paradox,ā though the bronze winner part isn't as applicable
These are two brand new webapps from Chris Hannah that I absolutely adore already. Miniroll is a simple and sleek way to make an embeddable blogroll and Miniship does the same, but for changelogs. They are both super simple, have a fun vibe and aesthetic, and are a joy to use.
Iāve started putting together a changelog for Foofaraw and a Friends of Foofaraw blogroll. Iām excited to continue building these out, creating more, and seeing where Chris takes his little āminiā empire.
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