Open post thvv @thvv@social.vivaldi.net · 2mo ago Replying to @overholt@glammr.us From the website of the company that’s destroying books to feed them into the ravenous AI maw. “A physical book is a delivery mechanism for information. Once that information has been extracted and encoded into an AI model, the delivery mechanism has served its purpose. What remains is paper, ink, and binding material. The book is not destroyed. Its value has migrated. The paper returns to the material cycle; the knowledge enters the intellectual one.” https://www.news.com.au/technology/online/internet/ai-labs-buy-scan-shred-millions-of-rare-books/news-story/0c3b45a67093ab462a587a0348538ce9 @overholt@glammr.us this is like saying that a human being is an arrangement of oxygen, hydrogen, carbon, and other elements.
Open post thvv @thvv@social.vivaldi.net · 7mo ago Replying to @clive@saturation.social @riley@toot.cat thank you, and good call! @clive@saturation.social @riley@toot.cat i was a 7094 assembly language user and system programmer for the MIT CTSS operating system. you may enjoy https://multicians.org/7094.html you can send me mail via the link at the bottom of the page. regards, tom multicians.org The IBM 7094 and CTSS The IBM 7094 computer, and MIT Computation Center
Open post thvv @thvv@social.vivaldi.net · 7mo ago Replying to @thvv@social.vivaldi.net @clive@saturation.social @riley@toot.cat i was a 7094 assembly language user and system programmer for the MIT CTSS operating system. you may enjoy https://multicians.org/7094.html. you can send me mail via the link at the bottom of the page. regards, tom @clive@saturation.social @riley@toot.cat oops, bad url, shd be https://multicians.org/thvv/7094.html multicians.org The IBM 7094 and CTSS The IBM 7094 computer, and MIT Computation Center
Open post thvv @thvv@social.vivaldi.net · 5mo ago Replying to @adastra1930@mastodon.social What up, NERDS?! It’s okay, you can be jealous 😝 Nabbed this from my mom (an OG nerd). Yes, it’s original #IYKYK #Technology @adastra1930 i associate this NH plate with Prof Thomas Haigh of UW Milwaukee, who had one like it in the the 80s i think.
Open post thvv @thvv@social.vivaldi.net · 1mo ago Nixon resigned on August 8, 1974, so August 9th is celebrated as Count the Spoons Day. (because that’s what we do after a bad servant leaves, to find out what was lost and what’s left. )
Open post thvv @thvv@social.vivaldi.net · 2mo ago Replying to @tao@mathstodon.xyz Pre-announcement: the website for "Mathematical Discourse", a new peer-reviewed video journal that will referee and publish mathematical *videos* rather than papers, is now online: https://www.mathematicaldiscourse.org/ . I am serving as one of the editors. (A more detailed announcement will be forthcoming.) @tao@mathstodon.xyz not sure i would like this. instead of learning about things at my reading speed, i would have to learn at the speed of the video.
Open post thvv @thvv@social.vivaldi.net · 5mo ago Replying to @Crystal_Fish_Caves@mstdn.party @markwyner@mas.to got anything remote? I cant go back to assembly and am really struggling with a very poorly paid remote job. @Crystal_Fish_Caves@mstdn.party @markwyner@mas.to i am looking for something interesting. worked from home the last 26 years. https://multicians org/thvv/ats-plain-resume.html multicians
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