This is legitimately chilling. tldr: US financial accounts are guarded like nuclear codes. Our adversaries would sell their souls to know, say, who’s on the CIA payroll and who all we do business with. That info is now likely to be compromised. (via Kottke) DOGE’s Cyberattack Against America
This episode of the Ezra Klein Show podcast is the most reasonable and intelligent political conversation I’ve heard in a long time. Sharp questions and really smart answers, along with some good takes on basic civics. If you want to make a bit of sense of the current moment, have a listen.
This is a really nice profile of Tommie Burton, the anthem singer at the Kraken hockey games. The fans genuinely appreciate him, and it seems the feeling is mutual. www.seattletimes.com/sports/kr…
A perfect fall evening on the University of Washington campus, looking south from Red Square at Mt. Rainier in the distance.
This is sad: the Living Computer Museum is closing for good. This was such a great place, filled with everything from old mainframes to Apple IIs to NeXT boxes to C64s… just about anything you could think of. And most of them you could actually touch and use! Losing this museum is a real bummer.
A human and robot walking together into the sunset, changing the world as they go.
Information Architecture in the Age of AI, Part 4: The IA-powered AI Future: www.stumax.com/2024/06/11/information-a...
Impressionistic image of a dark alley in a gritty city. A shadowy figure in a hat and trench coat lurks as if waiting for his next victim. The colors are dark and muted, creating a moody and foreboding atmosphere.
Information Architecture in the Age of AI, Part 3: The Problems With GenAI: www.stumax.com/2024/06/03/information-a...
DALL·E 2024-05-28 11.11.00 - A semi-realistic, Pixar-like scene representing 'the benefits of generative AI.' Bright colors dominate the image, featuring happy humans and robots w.
Information Architecture in the Age of AI, Part 2: The Benefits of Generative AI: www.stumax.com/2024/05/30/information-a...
