Dmitry Kulshitsky

@stevesi It has to have "Low Orbit" in the name

Is there a name agreed to that replaces "cloud" when data centers are in space?

@wholemars Vertical integration is his secret source

I feel like Elon's really locked in on Grok

@__apf__ Keep pushing! (in all senses)

@dkulshitsky yup!

I am highly motivated to make lines on graphs go up. I weaponized this against myself by having Spark make me graphs of all my favorite exercises. once I had them in graphs I was so much more motivated to focus on them

@stevesi I feel that AI will adjust and start providing different writing styles (including hyphenation and even occassionally adding typos)

Endorse. 💯 No one would believe that people used to think "did you use a word processor to create this?" When documents first started having formatting—the first indication was a prolific use of hyphenated words because that was the first thing solved automagically in word processors—people would viscerally devalue the material. Early word processing docs (of the Mac era) had *too* much formatting and ImageWriter output looked toy like. The lack of typos and spelling seemed a bit mysterious. The software and hardware had to improve. The LaserWriter was the tipping function. Then documents looked like something created by a commercial printer. Amazing as it sounds people would ask "how did you do that?" in 1985. There were many things in word processing that needed to improve before they could fully replace old processes. Many were just how people used the tools (less formatting and ransom notes). Many were missing features like tables which used to be hand drawn and literally pasted into empty space. And many were just bugs like how subscript/superscript worked and footnotes. All along people could "tell" you used the new thing and had emotional reactions ranging from awe to disdain. If you made a mistake with a word processor believe me everyone pointed it out. A single typo would make you a laughing stock for low quality work. When Word introduced AutoCorrect we took out full page adds with giant typography "teh -> the" it was so important. AI is going through all this right now. The bugs will get fixed. New ways of acceptable writing will emerge. People will "catch" others using these new tools and scream busted. Embarrassing mistakes will happen. But "It's happening" is definitely true.

@FastbreakHoops5 '96 Bulls and they probably don't even need Kobe's help

Which of these are you going with?

Adorable the Explorable

@pmddomingos Imagine how it would change land and real estate prices?

If teleportation became possible tomorrow, we would quickly get used to it.

@barlog_m Это всё оказалось неправдой gabb.com/blog/cap-meani…

А помните была такая CAP теорема?

If Flat Earth Conspiracy exists then there should be a Flat Stomach Conspiracy too

@Ziva_vibes3y 4441^11

Move two sticks to make the largest number possible What's your final total..?🧠

@gigafactories That's sad to see. I remember touring this line in Fremont in early 2019 when I started (for the first time in my life wearing manufacturing specific protective gear)

End of an era: Decommissioning the original Model S & X assembly line in just 46 days

@techspence One of those cases where product managers just keep coming up with the new features that not many customers actually need (plus it worsens the security posture). My opinion - should be off by default at least for the Enterprise versions

By default on Windows11 everything you've ever copied to your clipboard is saved in the "clipboard history." Super fun right! :D It saves images, text, urls. To disable it, go to Settings > System > Clipboard and toggle it off.

@TeslaBoomerMama Maybe in a couple of years. I really don't want Trump to become too jealous if Elon gets it. It won't be good for Elon's businesses

Respect. Still would love Elon to get the Nobel prize (he deserves it for many reasons), and then the hate press has to call him in every article and reportage "Nobel prize winner Elon Musk" 😆 We all know it won't happen though. 🤷‍♀️

@__apf__ Is it a fasting routine?

@TheRussiaBlog Keri the Explorer

This store stopped me in my tracks. I know this place as the US Presidential retreat. So no, it can’t be… But here’s the About page from their site? Founded in 1954, by the people who conspire against Russia? There’s 4 locations in Moscow. This store is confusing.

A few years ago I went to a fancy mattress store on Santana Row. No price tags. I liked one model, asked for a price. The sales guy didn't say anything but wrote 42000 on a piece of paper. I looked at him thinking there was a mistake (one extra zero) but apparently the price was correct 😊😊😊 Thanks but no thanks

What is the best mattress on the market?

@xepaco @bunsha_iv @TheRussiaBlog Это подстрочник с "busy day" (типа "была занята")

@bunsha_iv @TheRussiaBlog Желаю, ребята, хорошего дня! Мы все для неё ребятки 🚼, не друзья 😁 Видимо много всяких глупостей пишем 🤣 Оживленного дня в России обычно не желают 🙃

Несколько фотик от Москва; сожалаю ребята, оживленный день!

Assembly. We will bootstrap from there. During my uni years I read a fascinating book about how a group of developers was iteratively building a C compiler on a new platform. First versions were written in assembler, then they started using C to produce more advanced versions of the same compiler

GitHub just announced only ONE programming language gets to survive. your pick?

@TGTatum4_3 Top 4 in the Eastern Conference but not winning it

How are we honestly feeling about this starting lineup