@hotdogsladies I recently discovered Roget's thanks to "On Writing Well". It's a fascinating thing. I want to build something like websters1913.com to make using it easier to use... but I've been procrastinating
You know what would be amazing? If a bunch of streaming services — cross-corporation! — all got together and offered a bundle of a BUNCH of streaming apps for one price! Why not?
It’d be even better if they could throw in local news, too. And maybe even local community streaming from city-based public studios — how amazing would that be?!?
Bonus points if they could deliver it on a redundant connection, like some kind of dedicated cord, so it keeps working even if your WiFi dies
"And that, to me, is one of the differences between trying to spend more time with these [LLM] systems -- like, when you come into them initially, you're like, OK, here's a problem, give me an answer.
Whereas when you spend time with them, you realize actually what you're trying to do with the A.I. is get it to elicit a better answer from you."
@hotdogsladies feels like a great opportunity to leverage the knowledge of stains and finishing methods you gained when making Siracusa's haunted statue
@jamesthomson@tvaziri Yea I think I read somewhere that they had an actual Godzilla on set for Godzilla Minus One and it really helped the whole thing feel so real and grounded
There’s already a font called “Manufactory” :( So, I’m trying to get creative in giving our forthcoming typeface a name that pays homage to the history of the painted lettering.
(Advencher is the name of my boat, which I use to visit Glosta Habah)
I love Passkeys, and also believe that Passkeys will, eventually, eliminate my need for 1Password (which I like — but would like to not need!). macOS/iOS Passkeys automatically sync to all my devices, they’re not a text string, they just work.
So, imagine my surprise when I just went to create a Passkey for Nintendo, and found that 1Password blocked and hijacked the system Passkey prompt… in favor of their own.
Just a convenience? Or artificial lock-in to protect 1Password’s future? Hmm
