John Blake Knechtel

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John Blake Knechtel

John Blake Knechtel

@johnbknechtel

Thinking about what it would take to make an AI tutor safe and good.

Katılım Temmuz 2016
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John Blake Knechtel
John Blake Knechtel@johnbknechtel·
I'm building Big Head AI — a startup focused on children's learning — and I want to hear from parents and caregivers directly. How do you feel about AI and kids? Worried? Optimistic? Both? Takes 2 minutes. Your answers will shape what we build. tally.so/r/vGLrWg
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Jeff Morris Jr.
It’s easier to raise money for a pre-seed round than to get a job for many right now. Making a startup pitch deck with Claude is easier than writing your own resume. When people are deciding between applying for jobs or raising for a startup, many pick the startup. New world.
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Steve Barns
Steve Barns@swbarns·
@jefielding @jmj I’ve found that there are some very hard steps between making a deck and getting that wire transfer. Am I doing this wrong?
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Taufiq Rahim
Taufiq Rahim@taufiqzrahim·
@pmarca Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence in two weeks in a rented home in Philadelphia.
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Ryan disappears into a puff of smoke
Where would the great writers of the past be if they lived today? James Joyce: ADDICTED TO INTERNET PORN Fyodor Dostoevsky: ADDICTED TO INTERNET PORN Charles Bukowski: ADDICTED TO INTERNET PORN Whitman: chillin in da woods :D Ernest Hemingway: ADDICTED TO INTERNET PORN
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John Blake Knechtel@johnbknechtel·
@tie_wet @Zenpersuasion CYA. Legaleducation teaches that you can't over-define via endless sytac tical complexity enough to protect yourself. Clarity is the enemy!
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Wet-Tie Man
Wet-Tie Man@tie_wet·
@Zenpersuasion So question: Why does pretty much every single piece of legal writing prior to 1960 break these rules, and all the now-accepted rules of legal writing? Surely it wasn’t just that Justices in the 19th century were uniformly bad writers. What sparked that change?
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Zen and the Art of Persuasive Writing
I’m an appellate court judge with 29 years in the law. I’ve read more briefs than I can count. Strong arguments are crucial. But they’re not enough. If you overtax the judge’s brain, you’re less persuasive. Here are three tips to write for the judge’s brain instead of against it. Thread. 🧵
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Chris Selley@cselley·
Ontario is a planet where people hear "bars will be allowed to stay open until 4am" as "all bars will stay open until 4am."
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John Blake Knechtel@johnbknechtel·
@redroomrantings It is frankly terrifying. Portuguese made with lard. Chinese sugary and mushy. Mass-maufactured simulations with margarine: dense. Metro: bread in croissant form. Bad brioche, basically. cf "New York Bagels"
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Justine Peres Smith
Justine Peres Smith@redroomrantings·
sometimes i see what passes for a croissant in america and cry
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John Blake Knechtel@johnbknechtel·
@redroomrantings I was shocked one November day in Montreal when a fellow asked me what that red poppy on my lapel was for!
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Justine Peres Smith
Justine Peres Smith@redroomrantings·
My favourite part of living in Quebec is pretending to not understand when people say "Victoria Day."
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Simon Schama
Simon Schama@simon_schama·
Am aboard the Pequod ( for the 4th time I think) Moby Dick the second greatest novel ever written and a whole universe of writing to live in .. As an antidote to the flat- footed prose of the media, trailing their stale opinions behind them and the fanatical drivel of the powerful plus the smug certainties of billionaires, rich only in money, nothing beats the great masters of writing. They are our life support, our thread of humanity in a mechanical world . AI will never produce a Melville for there is no data set that could have predicted him.
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Michael Warburton
Michael Warburton@For_Film_Fans·
HENRY FONDA — born 121yrs ago today — describes seeing a man being lynched as an 11yr old boy on Parkinson in 1975.
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Bernard T. Joy
Bernard T. Joy@bernardtjoy·
I think we all know that there has only been one truly great response to Homer:
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Danielle Fong 🔆
Danielle Fong 🔆@DanielleFong·
is there some kinda indigenous cure for hantavirus, such as, chewing on coca leaf? let's check
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