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There's a species of fish that lives in the buttholes of sea cucumbers. Sea cucumber buttholes developed teeth to keep them out. It didnt work.
Butt teeth! Butt teeth! Butt teeth!
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Obsessed with this 1735 illustration of hammerhead sharks from Japan
My philosophy has become:
If you have to work with AI, isolate what it controls and have deterministic checks and balances in place to enforce those limits.
I have had to learn a lot to make this happen.
One of the hardest things about being both a science nerd and a wine nerd is dealing with the cognitive dissonance around biodynamics.
So much of it is absolutely bananas pseudoscience wildness, but also I've never had a bad or even mediocre biodynamic wine.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biodyna...
It's hard to explain the specific type of burnout that comes from having to rapidly become an expert in a technology you don't really approve of because the other option is losing your career.
My partner brings me flowers pretty regularly (😍) and I'm entirely too sentimental about this habit to throw them out when they die, so as a result I'm getting better and better at drying and re-arranging them.
Time to retire drunk Shakespeare and start up Shakespeare + Cat
The plus side is that with my anxiety I massively overshot my goal of "understands basic ai concepts" because I took the practice exam for the Claude certified architect exam and apparently I know a lot????
For those unfamiliar with biodynamics
I did not intend to aim for solutions architect skills. I'm a conversation designer. My role doesn't need that.
I just wanted to figure out how to wrangle what annoys me about AI and limit what it has control over and just accidentally learned the major concepts of that field.
