it’s ttoiיָעֵל (Yaelliott)
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Writer and illustrator, lover of juicy infographics and editorial illustrations based in the beautiful, hyper-green PNW! Degree in physics, decades in engineering. I ❤️ science! Working on my first book…
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One Billion Years to the End of the World echos forward as well. See if you can figure where to!
After this, consider reading some of the Strugatsky brothers’ works.
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🎶And you may find yourself protesting beside David Byrne
And you may ask yourself, "Well, how did I get here?"🎶
OMG my neighbors & I talk about this movie. We have this one house that is like the Klopeks. Only ever see them when the garage opens. We aren’t even sure how the garbage gets to the curb. This has been going on for five years or so.
Wait… what? Talking about gassing Jews is tame talk for the oval office?
I have three bonus dahlias I just noticed today. Hopefully they will be there tomorrow.
OR… you could just extend spooky season through to Thanksgiving
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What could be worse than screaming at a Capitol police officer?
To this day I absolutely ADORE existential lit. *She* was just an unengaging, awful dullard of a teacher. Who apparently thought so highly of herself that no one could write unless they heard every word she spoke. Whatever, lady.
In college I took an existential lit class. Teacher was dull & awful. She said I must’ve plagiarized paper because couldn’t sleep in her class & write that well & gave me an F. Had chat with the Dean; changed to A. Then proceeded to write all my papers in red ink cos she thought it was offensive.
That was real work, and it was clearly a necessary and valuable service. The fact that they didn’t have attachments to copiers yet in that country that weren’t incredibly expensive unobtanium did not mean it wasn’t real work. Sam Altman is an arrogant asshole with a god complex. /end
So, I’m explaining the job, and looking around, I asked where the copiers with the collators were. The guy looked at me funny and pointed at a table with a bunch of guys standing side by side… sorting pages. “Those are my collators.” 3/
While in India in 1996, I had to write a training manual. It turned out to be about 40 pages long double-sided and I needed about 20 copies. We didn’t have that capability in-office, so we went to a print shop that had collators and binders, etc. 2/
Altman’s statement is just wrong, period. Any job that is taken over by a technology was a proof that something was worth doing more efficiently, if possible. A thread about my time in India, If I may… 1/
I entered Silicon Valley in the early 90s. It’s eating itself now.
This is the end-state of evolution of the 90s build-it-and-they-will-come -> 00s propose-it-and-we’ll-see-how-it-goes -> 20s this-thing-we-are-still-imagining-will-rule-the-world lunacy of VC culture. And I am here for it.
a man in a red jacket is eating a sandwich
Alt: Michael Jackson eating popcorn
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I had MetaAI rewrite a post of mine to see what would happen. Here is the result. WTF. I have whiplash.