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hey guys let me get your attention for a minute...
The crisis you control.
Is now gone.
From Minnesota Algae , 1910. I've spent a lot of time in rebuilding this website and making a nice CMS which handles taxonomy.
Chatted with the kids about about turning off video autoplay on their devices and doing some filtering. It's going to be 200 million Americans trapped inside during a snowstorm, as nightmares fly out of their phones.
I will never speak ill of Minneapolis in any way ever again.
I just bought 30 chairs for the office and somewhere in a six block trip we lost a chair and I’m now losing my mind.
Whenever I read @polgreen. bsky.
It’s been a year and I use them but I have absolutely no idea what a passkey is. Half the time login fails with them and I have to do something else that works (like a password).
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I showed Gas Town to my business partner Rich and he said “oh it's SOAP/WSDL for agents” and I am still processing that.
What are the risks when everyone can produce code?
@raf. eco is out here trying to figure it out.
How is one of the internet’s biggest spaces for human creativity adapting in the AI era? On this week’s podcast, Paul and Rich are joined in the studio by Rafe Colburn, the Chief Product and Technology Officer at Etsy. After discussing Rafe’s long history at the company, they tackle the AI topic two ways: First, how the Etsy engineering org is using AI tools, and second, Etsy’s recent deal with OpenAI to display their products directly in ChatGPT searches. Plus: Rafe and Paul teach Rich the proper term for those little charms you stick in the holes of your Crocs.
(Black swan lands, 10,000 black swans suddenly split off from it, completely darkening the sky. ) Is that good?
Our worst are killing our best.
I keep thinking about how oh-so-aligned Claude just told me it’s less ethically fraught to kill a distant cousin than yourself.
AI is your general contractor, and you are the architect.
What will the AI story be in 2026: Society-wide transformation or incremental change? On the first podcast of the new year, Paul and Rich (gently) argue over what they expect to see in the AI space over the coming months. These tools might allow people to build software far faster than before, but how much will that disrupt the industry itself? Plus—perfect for a podcast full of tech predictions—they discuss why humans are terrible at predicting the future of tech.
“Dad, I need you to unlock the PC so I can make a 3d model in something called Blender for science class for Monday,” said a young man who is about to experience a level of mental anguish and confusion he’s never imagined possible.
We all watched it at our function and it was so wholesome and we cheered.