I made a chrome extension that makes LLMs appear to run very slowly...
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Sam Lavigne
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Wrote a piece with Tega Brain in e-flux architecture about data and carbon offset schemes.
https://www.e-flux.com/architecture/spatial-computing/592129/all-that-is-air-melts-into-air/
Excited to announce I have a new job! I've just joined the faculty at Parsons as their new (and only???) Assistant Professor of Synthetic Media and Algorithmic Justice.
Really happy to be officially back in NYC. Also, I'd like to give a big thank you to my former department at UT Austin for all the support over the past few years.
(image of me transforming into Jeff Bezos is unrelated)
I wrote a short thing about "unconventional" carbon credits, making the world's first (??) income-based carbon footprint calculator, and trying to determine the avoided emissions benefit of Brian Thompson's homicide.
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biden/trump: the silent parts
highlights from israel's defense at the International Court of Justice
@w0bb1t@tldr.nettime.org @asrg@tldr.nettime.org Thanks - and thank you for sharing that! I should also mention that I'm inspired by works from Kyle McDonald (icespy) and Paolo Cirio (capture).
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UPDATE: You can now export gifs of your coppelganger.
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