What Fred Brooks did not know is that a woman with an LLM can in fact produce a baby in a month.

oh hey: www.ft.com/content/8ee0...

Topologically, any woodworking tool is just a blade with an increasingly complex type of handle.

I got like four hives 🤔

The combination of nice weather and PNW Big Leaf maples blooming means that I just might get a bunch of spring honey. 🍯

Ridiculous hive update. I've split the hive and now it has a little baby hive

The first desktop app I really learned was AutoCAD. It had a CLI interface built right into the gui. Wanted a box? Yes you could click box icon, but you could also type box into cli and have the cli predict parameters of the box More tools need cli's like that.

I see so much job security for ops people.

If waymo has humans helping their driverless cars, and amazon has humans checking out groceries in their clerkless stores, then I should be able to spin up some humans behind an all-new AI model that charges per "token" rather than has a set salary per hour.

Story points be like:

This is a ridiculous number of bees to have survived the winter. Looks like I'll have to do some preventative splits to avoid causing swarms in the neighborhood.

The russian aggression against Ukraine started on this day in 2014. It didn't begin in 2022.

It's a lot easier to measure that AI was used than that AI was useful.

Tired: WYSIWIG (What You See Is What You Get) Wired: WYPIWIG* (What You Prompt Is What You Get) * AI can make mistakes. Please double-check responses.

Sharing so that I don't lose it pointtaken.social

Can your Ai model pass the Toto Test? Ask Something Get a response Tell the model it's not right If the initial response is correct, a model capable of knowing should insist that the answer is right. And if it just makes new stuff up, you have no guarantee that the first answer wasn't made up.

Two teams that share dependencies are just one big team.

The trick to not seeing cat hair is to get a blanket the same color as the cat.

Personally I think this sounds like a reasonable state with rational motives for its actions that can be expected to abide by a ceasefire and cooperate with us in exchange for some good-faith concessions, just like John Mearsheimer says

Dad came over and worked the bees with me. I have so much to learn

It's spider season #bugsky

What idiocracy didn't get right is that the people actually listened to the smartest man in the room.

This would be fundraising for the 72nd bridge, your likes and reposts are welcome

If I had a nickel for every time someone told me about a time their bosses responded in a technical conversation by copy pasting LLM output I'd have three nickles, which is not a lot, but it's weird that it has happened three times.

Some of the people here And I’m not naming any names But SOME of the people here are insane in a way I consider to be art.

It's been a while, here's a pic of some bees.

I'm "wow this new blade in my pencil sharpener really does make a difference!" years old.

The skill they say you need in the age of AI: Using AI to get answers The skill you actually need: Telling the people that used AI to get answers that they're wrong without offending them.

Star Trek is so optimistic. People have holodecks and then they leave them and go do their jobs and live their lives and explore the stars. Meanwhile in 2025 we’ve got AI psychosis.

Anybody can do therapy if they don't care what happens to the client.

Saw some rocks yesterday

Basically the plot of Superman (2025)

83: Honestly just read any book, as long as it's cover to cover. It'll help you more than flipping at random through the first quarter of Sun Tsu's Art of War.

Ai wont take my job until it learns to attend meetings and align stakeholders.

This is what Agile Teams used to store all of their cards before Jira was invented.

My fist honey produced by my own bees in my own back yard. This honeywas in the hive yesterday.

Relatively speaking, picking up weapons and invading another country has already endangered their lives several order of magnitudes more than any video recording ever will.

One of dad's hives wasn't doing well and the queen was laying a terrible pattern, so we had to commit regicide. #bugsky

We have honey!!!!

From a simple material, Kendra Haste brings us face-to-face with wild animals. “I try to capture the living, breathing model in a static 3D form and convey its emotional essence without slipping into sentimentality or anthropomorphism," she says. www.thisiscolossal.com/2025/06/kend...

You will never be able to buy a humanoid robot to do work around the house for you.

"LLM output is bullshit" "But how can it write code then?" "Because a lot of code is boilerplate bullshit."

My queen appears to have been damaged. 😢 #bugsky

Saw a bee do its little dance to let others know where the flowers were and of course it stopped by the time I pulled my camera out.

After having written docs in markdown, every rich text editor feels anemic. What do you mean I have to select text and click "add hyperlink" button? Why can't is just use []()?

See that tiny little white spec in the middle of the honeycomb? That's a honey bee egg. The queen is laying eggs!!! #bugsky

I just finished "The Folly of Realism: How the West Deceived Itself About Russia and Betrayed Ukraine" by Vindman. It does an excellent job at providing the historical context to the handwringing we're seeing from many Americans over the planes that Ukraine blew up.