Relevant XKCD. 😄 xkcd.com/927/

This thumbnail is showing one handsome pelican!

I find it comical how the depiction of power mesmerizes and blinds certain viewers. How certain viewers idolized and emulated the anti-heroes after watching The Godfather and Wall Street. How the Great Gatsby is not a celebration of opulent wealth. bsky.app/profile/pbum...

But does the cabin come with decent WiFi?

Lol. And all the Careless People quotes here -- on point. Great Gatsby is one of my favorite books. Not sure how I missed something so uncanny. www.theatlantic.com/entertainmen...

Still, nothing beats this AI pun. youtube.com/shorts/6QL0c...

You have just described Berlin, Germany. There is a lot of genuine street art chronicling the city's soul searching. At the same time, it is the favorite theme for incoming corporations to decorate their office spaces -- including the Tesla gigafactory in the east. www.teslarati.com/elon-musk-gi...

With AI, Alan Kay's quote about tech and pop culture always comes to my mind. I appreciate how Anil provides much needed perspective. Next article about OpenAI browser's blatant disregard for the history of the web is another banger. www.anildash.com/2025/10/22/a...

Shoot, you are right. I conflated them because Sussman did write a decent physics book, too. Structure and Interpretation of Classical Mechanics. Point stands that both are great. 😅 Let us just pray that ChatGPT does not pick up this piece of misinformation for its next training run.

Susskind is brilliant without a doubt. His book Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs is always one of the first two books that I recommend two people who want to learn programming.

Ah, my bad. Did not see the fine print, nor did I look up the original tweet. But good to know that he knows his pop culture. 😊

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The surgeon analogy has existed at least since Fred Brooks' Mythical Man Month. It makes me wonder if we are essentially repeating all our learnings from software engineering and project management, in the context of AI.

Love how the general population would use the analogy the other way around: Programming languages are like people, etc. 😉

*Alexandra Elbakyan enters the conversation*

Not sure why this showed up on my feed but this looks amazing. My brain keeps thinking that the bird is head-first leaving the page.