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We're thrilled to announce breakthrough #GenerativeAI features powered by the new #AdobeFirefly video model. Take a sneak peek at Object Addition, Object Removal and Generative Extend. All coming soon to #PremierePro! 💥 https://t.co/Yg1NxffVNR https://t.co/wa5ivFXAPG

Meet Reka Core, our best and most capable multimodal language model yet. 🔮 It’s been a busy few months training this model and we are glad to finally ship it! 💪 Core has a lot of capabilities, and one of them is understanding video --- let’s see what Core thinks of the 3 body… https://t.co/5ESvog35e9

Introducing Limitless: a personalized AI powered by what you’ve seen, said, or heard. It’s a web app, Mac app, Windows app, and a wearable. 0:06 Reveal 0:48 Why Limitless? 1:39 Demo 3:05 Pendant 4:27 Privacy 5:23 Confidential Cloud 6:36 Rewind 7:12 Roadmap 9:25 Vision https://t.co/zCjIr215Wd

Africa has invented nothing...not even writing? A short thread for these ignorant white supremacists who equate invention with capitalistic idea of commerce, and don't read history from elsewhere 0/16 https://t.co/NCXGAgBxPl

If I write a paper and you write a paper, each of us has one paper. If we each agree to put each other as a co-author on the paper, now each of us has two papers. Lots of academics figure this out very quickly... https://t.co/TdXui7POCz https://t.co/W3rs7P8P7N

I wanted to see if AI could code me a complex app. Not a crappy little one-off script. A real program. Just one little problem: I mostly suck at coding. So can AI make magic for someone like me? Yeah. But...it's complicated. Here's what I learned along the way. 1/ https://t.co/Ohis3fffDA

Overprint effect 😮‍💨 — Yay o nay? https://t.co/IK1eVxdhlx

The ways of young people take instagrammable photographs: https://t.co/xm0zimEJ78

@shauseth https://t.co/ltcDKtL1En

I love how people say “I saw a tiktok about it” like they’re citing sources. I would literally trust you more if you said a stranger on the bus told you

Letter to Science 1958 arguing that this trend of having 3 or more authors on a paper is ridiculous https://t.co/d4rLSlMm7G

The Paradox of Time according to Aristotle https://t.co/BPggcDMRW6

Waterloo grads are unbelievably cracked software engineers. Has anyone written up an essay on what they’re doing there? Would be interested to read.

I've noticed a lot of people complaining jokingly that they now pause when they're about to use a fancy word. That's great. That's exactly what one should do — stop and think "is there a way to say this more simply?"

DUNE but if it was high fashion https://t.co/n44KYaXY0u

ten years as an antiquarian, hearing nothing but "my relative kept these untouched in a box their whole life but they died, and I don't want this stuff" has radicalized me. annotate the books. use the china. wear the clothes until they wear out. your life should not be a museum https://t.co/WhuTUXhHhB

95% of what we are doing in AI is stuff that's simple enough to explain to a child, made way over-complicated by mathematical-looking notation and unclear thinking. A short rant 🧵 using attention as an example.

I had a physics elective in college where the professor basically went century by century and made us derive astronomical quantities using only information and techniques available to people of the day. size of the earth, distance to the sun, etc. one of the best classes ever. https://t.co/K2xnf9ha4b

I applied to 100 jobs using a resume with the name, "Kismma D. Nhuhts" and I got 29 interviews. This is what I've learned about resumes: https://t.co/MWuacsClFP

what opinion will you defend like this? https://t.co/B3iOveCvTX

I drew this sea wave with mathematical equations. https://t.co/eOgeN7e7k0

does anyone have any useful sentences that will change my life immediately upon being read?

You need to be going on egregiously long walks. 20,000 steps for no reason. Wandering with no idea where you're going. 8 hours. Drenched in sweat. Nodding at all strangers. No phone. Totally lost in your surroundings. This is how you clear your mind from all the bullsh*t

In 1997, Julia Hill climbed a 200-foot 1000-year-old Californian redwood tree and did not come down for 738 days to prevent Pacific Lumber Company loggers from cutting it down. She ultimately reached an agreement with the company to spare the tree and a 200-foot buffer zone… https://t.co/XCYOtVTJRX

I’m about to do the Lumina treatment, a cure for dental cavities developed by Lantern Bioworks. I figured I’d do an unboxing and let you come with me on this journey. Here’s the box: https://t.co/yx6hLyKSBc

Datasette Extract is a new Datasette plugin that uses GPT-4 (and the new GPT-4 Vision) to extract structured data from unstructured text and images and insert it into a SQLite database table. Here's a video demonstrating the plugin: https://t.co/pS6GLV9JtL

Moonrise has a makerspace, studio, and real world experiences for $299/mo per kid. It costs less than $500k to open a location that's embedded in the heart of your community, and it serves up to 500 kids per 4k square feet. We could open 200+ locations for the amount this school… https://t.co/FLiTumFVOn

This color palette 🤌 https://t.co/WBbi4LQRkz

The lesson I learned is that you can wildly, drastically improve brain interconnectivity and neuroplasticity by being obsessed with practicing a skill that you’re absolutely terrible at, for two months

This book is wild. Y’all should check it out. https://t.co/jbs8bgaDOe