Some day soon people like us who can consume large amounts of information, understand that information, retain that information, and think critically about that information will be rare. When that happens they’ll either kill us or make us kings.

Toxicologist here! This will improve the health of zero Americans. Current synthetic food dyes are not causing health problems, and are often times used because they are actually safer than natural food dyes. Reminder that guns are the #1 cause of death of children but we are going to ban food dyes.

Yeah, I have seen this in my tests, this is something I was planning to look into "soon". The major (unsubstantiated) hypothesis so far: we need to gradually age AOT code, so it gets replaced by re-profiled and re-optimized JIT code.

The guy who founded Business Insider published an unhinged blog post where he spins up a newsroom of AI personalities and then he immediately starts sexually harassing one of them. www.regenerator1.com/p/building-o...

DOJ leadership has put all Public Integrity Section lawyers into a room with 1 hour to decide who will dismiss Adams indictment or else all will be fired. Sending them strength to stand by their oath, which is to support the Constitution, not the president’s political agenda. 🇺🇸

For anyone interested in giving a talk, the proposal deadline at PyData Virginia 2025 in Charlottesville, VA is coming up fast on Feb 10th (and the actual conf is April 18-19) pydata.org/virginia2025

The sun is in my eyes... I could just buy and install blinds, or I can use my design thinking and UX tools to solve the problem creatively

there should be an actual trolley that goes up and down the middle of 29 and also from campus to downtown. I’m not sure this will improve traffic but it will improve the vibes

Guess we can call off the manhunt for the CEO assassin, vigilante killing is legal in NYC