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Chevas A. F. Balloun retweeted
Theology and Culture Form: Vote Like A Christian
This Thursday 7-9pm at Gospel Church
Many of us had plans today.
Instead we spent all day patching massive security vulnerabilities in our infrastructure.
What happens when you give AI a recording of yourself telling Mitch Hedberg jokes for a minute and a half, in my best voice impression...
And then use that voice to narrate a product feature video?
You get this silliness:
I give the bot a list of bug fixes and throw in a new (necessary) feature to manage the previous built feature.
Bit: “This is a mix of bug fixes and one new feature.”
Me thinking: yeah I know, chop chop.
Chevas A. F. Balloun retweeted
As Bible Standard nears release stages, It’s all about polishing and bug fixes.
We want to give you the best experience when using an app. Why do we have to make ugly things? Doesn’t this look good 👀
Chevas A. F. Balloun retweeted
Deploy a thumper boys, then ride it out.
Muad’Dib
We are investigating unauthorized access to GitHub’s internal repositories. While we currently have no evidence of impact to customer information stored outside of GitHub’s internal repositories (such as our customers’ enterprises, organizations, and repositories), we are closely monitoring our infrastructure for follow-on activity.
Digital information should not feel like raw jungle forever.
It should become a place with clearings, paths, edges, memory, and order.
That is what Opal is trying to build.
opalrecall.com/
Search is useful, but it should not be the primary way you retrieve your own work.
Sometimes you only remember where something was, what it was near, or why it mattered.
Digital work needs place, not only search.
opalrecall.com/
The hard test is not finding yesterday’s note.
The hard test is finding the thing you have not touched in six months.
Spatial memory eliminates the “where did I put that?” smoke break.
opalrecall.com/
Folders and databases can become a fancy grave for your work.
The more layers you add, the more retrieval depends on memory and search.
Keep important work visible. Keep it on the surface.
opalrecall.com/
Your brain remembers place.
Digital work should use that instead of fighting it.
Watch: youtube.com/shorts/7RabmtqA5…
opalrecall.com/
Your brain remembers where things are.
Search is useful, but place is more natural. We do not just ask “what was that called?” We ask “where did I put it?”
That is why Opal starts with a visible workspace.
opalrecall.com/
