Tony Onodi
@tonyonodi.bsky.social
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Developer of numpad.io and meridianapp.co
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Mark Wallace
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Normal Guy
about 23 hours ago
(at my absolute political and personal nadir) Ah, a delegation of my most loyal ministers request an audience? Delightful - certainly, they would bring only good news
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James O'Malley
4 days ago
Wtf is this framing? Why isn’t the headline “Britain more vulnerable to Putin and climate change, thanks to campaigners”?
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
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Campaigners overjoyed solar farm plans for Morton rejected
The solar farm would have been across an area the equivalent to about 90 football pitches.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm2pyzndp04o?app-referrer=deep-link
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Alex Hern
4 days ago
No good argument for half the central business district of the best city in the world to be run for the benefit of a handful of extremely wealthy residents who hate living in the central business district of the best city in the world
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I made a contraption
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HLO...
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Anna Mazzola
12 days ago
Some useful public speaking tips from Freud here.
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Bureaucracy.
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15 days ago
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Blue sky nice ghost
17 days ago
Why did it have to be the baddies sketch. Why couldn't the defining aphorism of our age be "we're back, the horrible and twisted people who are still unaccountably vicars"
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Dan Davies
28 days ago
Aaargh! I thought the Met had binary search explained to them but they are STILL using this excuse!!!
onodi.co/bisect/
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It feels like
ai-2027.com
has a really remarkably good record so far for predicting how AI will progress.
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about 1 month ago
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Alex Hern
about 1 month ago
www.anthropic.com/glasswing
not now, AGI
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Project Glasswing: Securing critical software for the AI era
A new initiative to secure the world’s most critical software and give defenders a durable advantage in the coming AI-driven era of cybersecurity.
https://www.anthropic.com/glasswing
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Marie Le Conte
about 1 month ago
feel like as millennials we kept being told that sure, the economy was bad but at least we'd never had to spend any time in a world where it felt like major, global, maybe even nuclear conflict could erupt at any moment and well well well: who's laughing now
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Terence Eden
about 1 month ago
New blog post: Book Review: Superintelligence - Paths, Dangers, Strategies by Nick Bostrom ★★★★⯪
https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2026/04/book-review-superintelligence-paths-dangers-strategies-by-nick-bostrom/
When I finally invent time-travel, the first thing I'll do is go back in time and give …
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Book Review: Superintelligence - Paths, Dangers, Strategies by Nick Bostrom
When I finally invent time-travel, the first thing I'll do is go back in time and give everyone a copy of this book. Published in 2014, it clearly sets out the likely problems with true Artificial Intelligence (not the LLM crap we have now) and what measures need to be put in place before it is created. It opens with The Unfinished Fable of the Sparrows: Which, frankly, should be the end of …
https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2026/04/book-review-superintelligence-paths-dangers-strategies-by-nick-bostrom/
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Dan Davies
about 2 months ago
"the good news is that we have found a relatively cheap and easy way to prevent the cast from going through puberty. the bad news is that not everybody in this room is going to like it".
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Joseph Fink, we're going to win
about 2 months ago
Big purchase requires big Internet. This is simple math
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Matt Green
about 2 months ago
Like the bat in Wuhan
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Son of Bengt
about 2 months ago
My photograph of the ISS tonight looks like Paddington coming for me after I flatline on the operating table
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Release greenhouse gases in the upper atmosphere to melt the poles and raise sea levels until a new strait opens up somewhere
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about 2 months ago
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Dan Davies
about 2 months ago
It is actually possible to regulate gambling advertising, and while designing such a regulatory regime could be complicated, it can also be very simple, such as "there shall be no gambling advertising".
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James Medlock
2 months ago
Republicans, when talking about war and absolutely nothing else.
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2,100kW charging is ~2,800hp, or roughly the power output of 2.8 Formula 1 cars running at full tilt going through the charging cable (or in this case two charging cables)
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2 months ago
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John Oxley
2 months ago
It's probably this and everyone should read it.
jwmason.org/slackwire/po...
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Alon (they/them)
2 months ago
What exactly does it say about us in the EU that not only is Anthropic not moving its operations here to avoid this kind of government harassment but also the idea that it could even think about doing so is preposterous?
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3 months ago
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James O'Malley
3 months ago
Congratulations to the UPF people for promoting a largely made up (or at least poorly defined) thing, so that more animals can live short, tortured lives.
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"But what if we did it to *our* voters?"
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3 months ago
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Reilly Wood
3 months ago
the pre-LLM projects on my GitHub profile are like low-background steel
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Today is a good reminder of one of tech's golden rules: never anthropomorphise Jeff Bezos
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3 months ago
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In the past few months it's really started to feel like AI has begun to swallow conventional software development whole. When I meet up with dev friends it's (regrettably) all we talk about. Even if you don't care about developers, it's surely a harbinger for other industries.
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3 months ago
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At some point I think someone will get themselves in legal trouble for vibe coding a successful app with their work's tokens. I shall forget about this bleat if that doesn't happen.
3 months ago
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Jack Blackburn
4 months ago
I love Stephen. The face of a doomed WW1 officer and the wardrobe of John Travolta.
#thetraitors
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Internal disagreement among Uruk-hai over Saruman's new alliance
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4 months ago
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We’re all gonna get a kick out of telling younger generations we grew up without air conditioning
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4 months ago
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Jack Bernhardt
4 months ago
TRUMP: honk honk honk, I'm a big goose. everyone tells me whenever I enter a room, that's the biggest goose I've ever seen and I say yes. I'm a big goose. in a good way. a lot of Somalians are small stupid gooses but I'm a big goose BBC NEWS: a disciplined Trump sticks to the script on the economy
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Mortifying.
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4 months ago
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weeder
4 months ago
We had a good run
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lauren
4 months ago
this is all happening because 80,000 people in the 6 states where votes actually count googled "joe bidon still presdinant?" on election day morning
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The Empty City
4 months ago
Wonder if a century ago people welcomed Q2, thinking it couldn’t be any worse than Q1…
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James Vincent
5 months ago
another robot highlight for 2025: man wearing humanoid mocap suit kicks himself in the balls
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Then: CoD 4 Now: Portal But what a year…
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5 months ago
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Area Man
5 months ago
This is so ridiculously niche. I love it
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Alex Hern
5 months ago
@simonwillison.net
's "Generate an SVG of a pelican riding a bicycle" progress in 14 months. On the left, Gemini Flash 1.5; on the right, Gemini Flash 3
simonwillison.net/tags/pelican...
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Anthony Clark
9 months ago
A jury of my peers? TWELVE murderers?!
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@xkcd.com
"what happens when a nanometer-sized squirrel eats a grapefruit with the mass of the sun" is a great "What If?" question
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Ed Zitron
5 months ago
every time i see that water tower i remember the animaniacs are trapped in there by david zaslav. Yet every story leaves it out
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I don't want to defend Mangione, but sometimes I get the impression there's another reason involved
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5 months ago
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Well that's a surprise!
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Andy Marshall
6 months ago
✨ A few years back I stood outside Wells Cathedral for a full day and photographed the impact of the light on the front facade. I was amazed at the outcome - at how a single entity could morph and change under the changing light. 🌅
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qntm
6 months ago
You forget sometimes that at the top of the page it says "A webcomic of romance"
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Fifteen Years
https://xkcd.com/3172
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