Humanoid Vincent van Gogh robot from the deep future reaches back across time in order to explain deep learning, reinforcement learning, and deep reinforcement learning to Theo, Johanna, and Willem Van Gogh.
Making desperate “efforts” to force the work I am doing now upon the public would be pretty useless - as I am concentrating on getting on.
-Vincent
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Produce yeoman Jeffersonian reinforcement learning labs on industrial strength Hamiltonian domains @ startupworks.com Lead > Learn > Launch > Build > Own HACKERWORKS GAMINGWORKS SPORTSWORKS ROBOTICSWORKS AiWORKS FARMERWORKS MININGWORKS TEXTILEWORKS CREDWORKS BANKINGWORKS GOVTWORKS.ORG FIGHTWORKS SURVIVORWORKS VANGOGHWORKS EXPEDITIONBEHAVIOR
Vincent van Gogh's "after Millet" rendering of a farmer rating a field with a harrow. Reproduce from Vincent's letters as preserved and presented by Johanna van Gogh Bonger, his sister-in-law via his brother Theo van Gogh.
Turing Award Winner Richard S. Sutton holds forth on the sweep of scientific authorities in #ApproximatelyCorrect podcast! youtu.be/9_PepvnqIfU
#ApproximatelyCorrect podcast from #amii 🇨🇦 (Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute) or something like it ... youtube.com/playlist?lis...
Dutch Cycling culture’s unwritten codes are endorsed by PedalWorks.com and summarized much better in the linked essay than the trippy, whimsical graphic we prompted ChatGPT to make.
urbancyclinginstitute.substack.com/p/unwritten-...
Dutch Bicycle Infrastructure Training? Yes, please!
Wait a minute …
“It is important to note that Canada does not mine bauxite domestically, relying instead on imported bauxite to support its aluminum production.” But it’s all good.
I knew about the gold and the diamonds and the nickel and the shale and the timber and the weed and the wheat but the baux is a surprise!
… like weaponization of Civil Service.
One powerful, attention-getting image by one #Nast-y ( #ThomasNast, that is) OpEd political cartoonist editorialist @zezvaz.bsky.social carried with great force and effect on the protest lines.
1st Prompt: Create a graphic image as a header for our domain name armsworks.com that features the domain name in a prominent way and makes the point that data is the most potent ammunition in cyber warfare as well as kinetic warfare.
2nd prompt: This is excellent. Tweak the image by adding a 120 mm Sabo round with a depleted uranium core being fired from an Abrams tank with armsworks.com emblazoned prominently on the tank.
3rd Prompt: Refine the image by adding greater detail to the Sabo round which demonstrates how the outer layers peel off, exposing the depleted uranium core
Rifle:WW2::Information:WW3
1st prompt on ChatGPT:
Create a graphic image as a header for our domain name armsworks.com that features the domain name in a prominent way and makes the point that data is the most potent ammunition in cyber warfare as well as kinetic warfare.
Canadian mineral resources never cease to amaze! Didn’t know about the bauxite!
Would love to see that project come to life with hydrogen! #LetFevziDoIt
When it comes to #cleanhydrogen production and storage at scale it starts and ends with the most highly esteemed engineer I’ve ever had the privilege to associate with. Check out just one of his elegant solutions that might be adapted to Lake Ontario environs:
patents.justia.com/inventor/fev...
A graphic image that plays on the name of the great political cartoonist Thomas Nast.
So #Nast-y! #ThomasNast-y, that is.
A great OpEd cartoon by @rubenbolling.bluesky.social the greatest political cartoonist produced by New Jersey since Thomas Nast took down Tammany Hall!
#WDYK of climate storytellers? What’s your climate story?
This looks like it’s going to be a great live event to be hosted by noted climate scientist, Michael E. Mann on April 10, 2025! michaelmann.net/events/clima...
Graphic images created using ChatGPT for our hydrogenworks.com domain emphasizing a #CleanEnergy hydrogen production color spectrum in the style of Vincent van Gogh.
#NineMilePoint demonstration project in Oswego, New York. First of its kind #cleanhydrogen production process using electrolysis fueled by nuclear energy. Launched in 2023 by Constellation Energy under the auspices of the Department of Energy. www.energy.gov/ne/articles/...
Good news for glaucoma sufferers … “in a female glaucoma patient who engaged in sexual activity during each of three monitoring sessions. [Investigators]findings show that IOP patterns seemed to decrease during the period of sexual activity. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC...
Concise creative brief or prompt you can provide to a graphic designer or another AI image generator to achieve the updated concept: Creative Brief for Website Header: 1. Title/Domain Name • Large, eye-popping font for “PhishingLures.com.” • Glowing or neon-like effect to emphasize danger and grab attention. 2. Visual Theme • Depict a group of black-hat hackers on each side, dressed in dark hoodies and wearing masks or sunglasses to maintain anonymity. • Each hacker is holding a fishing pole that extends toward the center of the image. • On the hooks or lures at the end of each line, label them clearly as: • “Phishing” • “Vishing” • “Ransomware” • “Homoglyph” • “Spoofing” 3. Background Elements • A dark, ominous background in shades of midnight blue, black, and deep red. • Possibly incorporate stylized binary code, circuit board patterns, or digital tentacles to represent cyber threats. • Show silhouettes or outlines of unsuspecting users in the background, visually indicating potential victims. 4. Mood and Color Palette • Tense, dramatic atmosphere. • Vibrant neon highlights for text and key details (like the lures or the domain name), contrasting against the dark background. • Splashes of red or bright orange to suggest danger. 5. Overall Style • Illustrative or semi-realistic style to capture the concept without looking too cartoonish. • The composition should naturally draw the eye to “PhishingLures.com” while also emphasizing the fishing poles and labeled lures. Using this description, a graphic designer or an image-generation tool can create the visual you’re envisioning for your website header. If you need further refinements or have additional ideas, feel free to let me know!
First draft of domain header for our phishinglures.com domain generated by ChatGPT.
The second draft will be as specified in the alt text for the image.
Revised graphic image created with ChatGPT for our domains westerngrid.com and easterngrid.com. Good result with the exception of the tower on the left which is still labeled “easterngrid”
The prompt that seems to have had the greatest effect was “This is ass backwards. Please make it ass forwards”
Text Prompt for the Graphic Image: “A high-contrast digital graphic that prominently features a simplified map of the United States. The image is divided vertically so that the left side (adjacent to the Pacific Coast) represents the Western Grid and the right side (adjacent to the Atlantic Coast) represents the Eastern Grid. On the Eastern (Atlantic) side, illustrate technology such as coal power plants with visible smokestacks, nuclear cooling towers, and dense overhead transmission lines. Prominently display the domain name ‘Easterngrid.com’ in a bright, bold font that pops against the background. On the Western (Pacific) side, depict hydroelectric dams, expansive solar farms, and clusters of wind turbines. Feature the domain name ‘Westerngrid.com’ using a similarly bold, contrasting color scheme. Overlay subtle energy flow lines or arrows that trace the movement of power within each grid. The overall color scheme should use darker background tones to make the bright domain names and energy icons stand out, with warm tones for the Eastern side and cooler tones for the Western side, creating a visually striking comparison.”
Graphic image created for our Easterngrid.com and westerngrid.com domains using ChatGPT. Not terrible in concept, but it did make crisscross applesauce out of the East Coast West Coast logic.
The alt text associated with this image will be used as the prompt for the next version.
Graphic image created with chatGPT that plays on the name of the OpEd political cartoonist Thomas Nast’s name and image to pay tribute to a modern political cartoonist’s work. This is a UX aesthetic we would like to bring to our domain name http://NastyWorks.com
Agreed! @zezvaz.bsky.social has authored one of the #Nast-iest ( #ThomasNast-y, that is) OpEd political cartoons of our times skewering China’s Tiananmen Square massacre coverup and equating it with #techocratbro’s subversion of America’s democratic experiment www.cartoonmovement.com/cartoon/cybe...
Style guides need to differentiate tech bro from #technatebro
Ai Prompt that generated this image: Create graphic image header for website NastyWorks.com that prominently features the domain name NastyWorks.com in a contrasting color font that pops in 3D and includes a portrait of Thomas Nast uttering the phrase “Nasty OpEd political cartoon!#ThomasNast-y, that is!” in a graphic novel inking style.
#Nast-y in the tradition of the great OpEd political cartoonist #ThomasNast who brought down Tammany Hall corruption, created the modern image of Santa Claus, and the donkey 🫏 and elephant 🐘 emblems in use for the Democratic and Republican political parties.
Ai Prompt for this image: Create graphic image header for website NastyWorks.com that prominently features the domain name NastyWorks.com in a contrasting color font that pops in 3D and includes a portrait of Thomas Nast uttering the phrase “Nasty OpEd political cartoon!#ThomasNast-y, that is!” in a graphic novel inking style.
Pitch perfect and very #Nast-y OpEd political cartoon by @cartoonkahuna.bsky.social ! #ThomasNast-y, that is.
That’s nasty @zezvaz.bsky.social. ThomasNast-y, that is!
That’s nasty. #ThomasNast-y, that is.
Conclusion of 1927 large journal article on whether or not “the Law is a jealous mistress”
“The Law is Not a Jealous Mistress” written in 1927 at the Zenith of the #Roaring20s
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