AC
2h
Finally started The Fifth Season by N.K. Jemisin — three chapters in and already completely hooked. The second-person narration is such a bold choice.
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BO
5h
The Ministry for the Future is on sale right now. If you haven't read Kim Stanley Robinson's climate novel yet — please do. It changed how I think about what's actually possible.
CM
9h
Hot take: most "data-driven decision making" would be better described as "vibes with spreadsheets". Re-reading Thinking, Fast and Slow for the third time because apparently I never learn.
DK
11h
"On the Dangers of Stochastic Parrots" keeps coming up in every LLM discussion for a reason. Essential reading if you're thinking about responsible AI development.
EO
1d
Finished Sapiens last night. Harari's got a gift for making you feel the full weight of time. Some parts are oversimplified but as a big-picture tour of human history it's unmatched.
MR
1d
Five years since The Calculating Stars came out and readers are still finding it. The Lady Astronaut series started as a short story — I never expected it to become four novels. If you're just discovering it: ISBN 9781250301697
GL
1d
The GPT-3 paper is now 5 years old and the field has moved so fast that it reads almost like history. Wild how much ground has been covered.
HN
1d
Good morning. Coffee. No books today, just vibes. Sometimes you need to let your brain breathe.
IP
2d
The way N.K. Jemisin builds a world that feels alien and lived-in at the same time in The Fifth Season is something I study as a writer. Every chapter teaches me something.
JR
2d
Thread on why I think the AT Protocol label spec is underrated for non-moderation use cases. Labels are just pointers. What you do with them is up to the client. 1/