People are like books. They’re full of both knowledge and opinion. Books are also like people. Also full of both knowledge and opinion. So how are they actually different, and how do you determine what knowledge sticks with you from them? How do you read a person like a book? Reading a book, all the … Read more
I’ve been to the Grand Canyon, I like biking, and my name is Jackson. Which one is the lie? If you don’t know me, it may be hard knowing if the first or second one is the lie. Of course at some point in the future I may write about either of those things which … Read more
The Colorado Supreme Court recently voted to block Donald Trump from the presidential ballot by claiming his ineligibility. While there are many knee-jerk reactions to this, and headlines running around They cited Amendment 14, Section Three which says this No person shall be a Senator or Representative in Congress, or elector of President and Vice-President, … Read more
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Here are 5 game changing things we can do with ChatGPT (thread emoji) (hand pointing down emoji) Just kidding There’s countless buzzword-filled threads on Twitter detailing how ChatGPT or AutoGPT will change your life, but they’re mostly just trying to get their engagement numbers up. Plus, with all this AI doom and gloom, what do … Read more
Threads As with all other social media platforms, Threads is the latest copycat platform we’ve seen pop up. It surged in popularity, hitting over 100 million users in just 5 days. When I joined however, I felt like my parents and uninspired brands were posting non stop. Nothing felt engaging. Just look at the Google … Read more
I’m keeping the starter title Welcome to Read the Subtext! I’m aiming for this to focus on technical discussions on new and upcoming technology, but without all the extra buzz. Some things I’ll touch on are Augmented and Mixed Reality, LLMs like the GPT series, and whatever else comes up! I would expect that this … Read more
