ash, with a dash o’ phelia
@opheliashur.bsky.social
ophelia ash ohanjanians.
fka tackeart, kathryn willow, *****
she/they
let the world know your light
fka tackeart, kathryn willow, *****
she/they
let the world know your light
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Having trouble remembering which axis is which? No problemo, just consult this handy guide!
November 14, 2024 at 9:05 PM
Having trouble remembering which axis is which? No problemo, just consult this handy guide!
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This is also exactly what I’m worried about with AI: people using it in stupid ways to come to dangerously wrong conclusions that harm and kill people.
I’m not worried about AI being too smart, I’m worried about it being dumb and people with power *believing* it’s smart.
I’m not worried about AI being too smart, I’m worried about it being dumb and people with power *believing* it’s smart.
January 18, 2024 at 3:47 PM
This is also exactly what I’m worried about with AI: people using it in stupid ways to come to dangerously wrong conclusions that harm and kill people.
I’m not worried about AI being too smart, I’m worried about it being dumb and people with power *believing* it’s smart.
I’m not worried about AI being too smart, I’m worried about it being dumb and people with power *believing* it’s smart.
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(me reading 1984)
god it’s so relaxing to finally have sci-fi with no agenda or message
god it’s so relaxing to finally have sci-fi with no agenda or message
January 17, 2024 at 6:19 PM
(me reading 1984)
god it’s so relaxing to finally have sci-fi with no agenda or message
god it’s so relaxing to finally have sci-fi with no agenda or message
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making sure this piece of lore makes it over here: suggestions for how to pronounce hexadecimal strings, from Datamation magazine, 1968
July 26, 2023 at 4:32 PM
making sure this piece of lore makes it over here: suggestions for how to pronounce hexadecimal strings, from Datamation magazine, 1968
thinking abt the near certainty one of my forebears was a lesbian cryptid making cat statues with her girlfriends out in the woods. ideal tbh
I love this cat statue from Iran! Please zoom in to see the fine textures and designs on the surface. Ca 1850 - 1900. collections.louvre.fr/en/ark:/5335...
January 17, 2024 at 5:16 AM
thinking abt the near certainty one of my forebears was a lesbian cryptid making cat statues with her girlfriends out in the woods. ideal tbh
i really like sixteen. its a multiple of eight!
January 17, 2024 at 4:52 AM
i really like sixteen. its a multiple of eight!
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