cyrus

@cyrus

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Claiming my @socialtoken airdrop and crediting @gmo with my social airdrop

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As I get more experienced I’ve learned it’s better to let things organically come to you than swim against the current. Seeds planted long ago that were hibernating are now starting to sprout. Energy that could have been lost inbetween is stored and ready for action.

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Just downloaded the figma app on iOS and all I can do is view and comment existing files, what a missed opportunity! What’s your go to app for on-the-go design work?

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I’m sure devcon is great and all, but I’m pretty sure I’m having more fun slicing trees with machines

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John Maeda and Hiroshi Ishii at MIT Media Lab yesterday Two legends of design that you should be aware of. Grateful to be able to share space with these creators of the future we know inhabit.

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What happens when we reduce life to information and everything to computing? For example, if biological materiality, like a body, is reimagined through an info-computational based lens, it becomes a form of technology itself. Are we comfortable with the implications of this?

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Moving to a place where you can terminally build IRL will really knock the terminally online out of you

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AI is not a panacea. It is just a local anesthetic.

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After a lot of time consumed in the digital ether, these days I'm enjoying being more present in the physical world, building tangible things with bits and atoms.

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Our bodies aren’t just human—they’re living archives of the world around us. From plants to animals to the inorganic, all of that continues to live within us, shaping who we are in ways we don’t even realize

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Many physicists suspect we are in for a radical reunderstanding of reality, as big as the one Albert Einstein orchestrated more than a century ago. Probably nothing. https://www.quantamagazine.org/the-unraveling-of-space-time-20240925/?mc_cid=6329bae6d5&mc_eid=66b68eafe3

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It's great to know how to make things, but knowing what to make and why to make are certainly more powerful.

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Apparently this is what passes for baguette in America smh

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TIL that Facebook was launched the same day (Feb 4th 2004) that LifeLog was cancelled. Obviously coincidental of course.

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Interesting to think about all of us logging our lives on platforms, recording our activity, interests and relationships with others. That data could be exploited by governments, businesses or militaries through surveillance. Glad the project was cancelled and that was the end of that...

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Only Donald J could get “transgender operations for illegal immigrants” into a question about fracking. Gotta say the man has talent.

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