Just finished plotting this monster. I call it Xenoform’s cloaca #plottertwitter
Couldn’t find a store that would sell me a microphone in LA this afternoon. But it looked like the dispensaries were doing good business. Made me think of this quote from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas:
The currency of the post-apocalyptic world will be toilet paper. The crypto nuts were so wrong.
The PBS doc on Amazon is good. The part that gave me the chills the most is when Shel Kaphan, employee #1 and first CTO of the company, tells it like it is:
Descript, at the intersection of audio tech, NLP, machine learning and with a snazzy taste and sense of humor, is my new favorite startup. Bonus points: this is one of the best product videos I’ve ever seen. Congrats Lyrebird for the merger!
TFW you realize you haven’t said the word “Internet” in a while.
A postcard from Chyornye Bratya.
#googleearth https://earth.google.com/web/@46.46527164,150.78744704,430.2194667a,2419.65070239d,35y,99.23180345h,88.82667287t,-0r
This video of a man rescued by divers after surviving for three days in an air pocket on a sunken tugboat is the most shocking thing you’ll see today. If the thought of remaining three days at the bottom of the Atlantic in pitch darkness with freezing water to your waist doesn’t give you the chills, I don’t know what will.
Just finished to watch Pontypool (2008). Yes, it sounds like a ridiculous foundation for a horror movie. No, some of the acting isn’t perfect. But heck, does the concept seeps into you like a brain virus! Also, best ending.
Today I learned about the provocative art of Pawel Kuczynski.
