PixNBits @pixnbits

Pixel and Bit Organizer Tweets are mine, not my employer's, and now their lawyers are happy. pixnbits.org nearest PokéStop Joined April 2013

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RodeoProfessor @RodeoProfessor

5 days ago

Every year, 20 million salmon begin a spawning run up the Naknek River, of that 20m, 200-400k navigate to Brooks Falls where they must leap over a 6 foot waterfall and dodge up to 50 feeding brown bears who can reach 1000 lbs thanks to all that protein. There’s a viewing platform…

US Department of the Interior @Interior

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PixNBits @pixnbits

a week ago

All hail GDP

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American Brushfire 🔥 @AmBrushfire

3 weeks ago

@WesternLensman When I first read 1984 as a kid, I thought the idea of changing the news every day was unbelievable. Surely people would remember what was said yesterday. How spectacularly wrong I was.

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PixNBits @pixnbits

2 months ago

"Ultimately, we must remember that our internal organizational boundaries are meaningless to both our customers and to our competitors." blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2025/01/1…

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PixNBits @pixnbits

2 months ago

LLMs without physical world interaction? 🤔 music.youtube.com/watch?v=_DlHKs…

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PixNBits @pixnbits

2 months ago

"This effect only occurs when the teacher and student share the same base model." In the long run, is the best defense on this front going to be companies building their own models? 🤔

Owain Evans @OwainEvans_UK

2 months ago

"This effect only occurs when the teacher and student share the same base model." In the long run, is the best defense on this front going to be companies building their own models? 🤔

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Lauren Wilford @lauren_wilford

3 months ago

I saw someone saying that they thought scrolling was affecting their memory formation, because it teaches the brain to immediately discard what it just saw to situate itself in a new context, over and over again. Something to this I think