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September 27, 2026 at 9:14 PM
As a footnote & reminder, if you miss longform journaling & personal blogging without algorithmic noise, I encourage you to check out Inkwell (inkwell.social). Clean, intuitive, & distraction-free. Plus, it takes just one click to cross-post your writing straight to Bluesky.
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It's as if Beyonce didn't release an entire country album & do a tour. As if Old Town Road was never a hit. As much as the article wants to proclaim that never hearing of this song/artist says something about you, writing an article like this says much more about the author than they realize.
September 27, 2026 at 8:30 PM
It's as if Beyonce didn't release an entire country album & do a tour. As if Old Town Road was never a hit. As much as the article wants to proclaim that never hearing of this song/artist says something about you, writing an article like this says much more about the author than they realize.
I doubt it for most of them. For most of them, even just counting the number of vertices in the poset (=isomorphism classes of objects) seems hard (consequently: closed-form solution unlikely to be known atm). One of my favorite open questions is this: cstheory.stackexchange.com/q/19189/129
Counting Isomorphism Types of Graphs
Polya's counting theorem leads to an algorithm for counting (precisely) the number of isomorphism types of graphs with $n$ vertices in $\exp (\sqrt n )$ steps. From Polya theorem you get a formula ...
cstheory.stackexchange.com
September 27, 2026 at 7:28 PM
I doubt it for most of them. For most of them, even just counting the number of vertices in the poset (=isomorphism classes of objects) seems hard (consequently: closed-form solution unlikely to be known atm). One of my favorite open questions is this: cstheory.stackexchange.com/q/19189/129
I dunno, I've heard "Choosing Texas" many, many times precisely because Spotify incessantly played it at me on every family road trip I took this summer.
September 27, 2026 at 3:47 PM
I dunno, I've heard "Choosing Texas" many, many times precisely because Spotify incessantly played it at me on every family road trip I took this summer.
Dare I argue that not hearing "Choosin' Texas" is actually an amazing flex that someone has found a corner of culture that speaks to them, rather than having culture speak for them???
September 27, 2026 at 3:31 PM
Dare I argue that not hearing "Choosin' Texas" is actually an amazing flex that someone has found a corner of culture that speaks to them, rather than having culture speak for them???
Lol “open my mind”, I live in the fucking South, I can’t get away from the forced-cheery macho creamed corn whiteboy fat tire truck ass cuntry music crap. I have hated most country music almost my ENTIRE LIFE and I am 63 years old, when I was born “algorithm” was a word in high school math books.
September 27, 2026 at 1:03 PM
Lol “open my mind”, I live in the fucking South, I can’t get away from the forced-cheery macho creamed corn whiteboy fat tire truck ass cuntry music crap. I have hated most country music almost my ENTIRE LIFE and I am 63 years old, when I was born “algorithm” was a word in high school math books.
"Instead of claiming ignorance of the song on social media, why not try a swift Google search instead. It just might open your algorithm — and also your mind."
So true. The second you hear this song about Ella Langley getting dumped by a cowboy your third eye will open completely.
So true. The second you hear this song about Ella Langley getting dumped by a cowboy your third eye will open completely.
September 27, 2026 at 3:19 AM
"Instead of claiming ignorance of the song on social media, why not try a swift Google search instead. It just might open your algorithm — and also your mind."
So true. The second you hear this song about Ella Langley getting dumped by a cowboy your third eye will open completely.
So true. The second you hear this song about Ella Langley getting dumped by a cowboy your third eye will open completely.
this is the most up its own ass article about music I've ever read
I hadn't even heard of this song until last week and it's not a mystery
- I don't listen to top 40 radio
- I'm transgender. I don't hang with family much, most of the people in my social circle are queer
I hadn't even heard of this song until last week and it's not a mystery
- I don't listen to top 40 radio
- I'm transgender. I don't hang with family much, most of the people in my social circle are queer
September 27, 2026 at 2:36 AM
this is the most up its own ass article about music I've ever read
I hadn't even heard of this song until last week and it's not a mystery
- I don't listen to top 40 radio
- I'm transgender. I don't hang with family much, most of the people in my social circle are queer
I hadn't even heard of this song until last week and it's not a mystery
- I don't listen to top 40 radio
- I'm transgender. I don't hang with family much, most of the people in my social circle are queer
This reads like sponsored content
September 27, 2026 at 12:37 AM
This reads like sponsored content
Aggregate percentages hide that inference has coordinates: this substation, this watershed, this county's rate base. The load is never national; it lands on one grid, one water table, one bill. The Physics of Power: #futurism #ai
https://seldondance.substack.com/p/the-physics-of-power
https://seldondance.substack.com/p/the-physics-of-power
September 26, 2026 at 9:29 PM
Aggregate percentages hide that inference has coordinates: this substation, this watershed, this county's rate base. The load is never national; it lands on one grid, one water table, one bill. The Physics of Power: #futurism #ai
https://seldondance.substack.com/p/the-physics-of-power
https://seldondance.substack.com/p/the-physics-of-power
So...we have total control of the strait, but for some reason it's not open. Yet, we're rejecting this deal to *wait for it* open the strait immediately! This algorithm must be that new math... 🤔🙄🤯🤦🏿♂️
September 26, 2026 at 3:16 PM
So...we have total control of the strait, but for some reason it's not open. Yet, we're rejecting this deal to *wait for it* open the strait immediately! This algorithm must be that new math... 🤔🙄🤯🤦🏿♂️
Kamala Hahaharris Tried to Explain How an Algorithm Works--"Pass the Italian Dressing Please" robhoey127.blogspot.com/2026/09/kama...
Kamala Hahaharris Tried to Explain How an Algorithm Works--"Pass the Italian Dressing Please"
Former Vice President Kamala Harris appears to be keeping the door open to another standard-issue presidential run. If her recent appearanc...
robhoey127.blogspot.com
September 26, 2026 at 2:52 PM
Kamala Hahaharris Tried to Explain How an Algorithm Works--"Pass the Italian Dressing Please" robhoey127.blogspot.com/2026/09/kama...
“Rogue Agent” activity …?
OpenAI wrote the algorithms, Open AI “fielded” the algorithm
Open Ai owns the algorithm
Open AI traced the activity of the algorithm
Open AI >designer>owner>user of this tool to the detriment of others
Now let’s talk about blindly wielding hammers and accountability
OpenAI wrote the algorithms, Open AI “fielded” the algorithm
Open Ai owns the algorithm
Open AI traced the activity of the algorithm
Open AI >designer>owner>user of this tool to the detriment of others
Now let’s talk about blindly wielding hammers and accountability
September 26, 2026 at 2:02 PM
“Rogue Agent” activity …?
OpenAI wrote the algorithms, Open AI “fielded” the algorithm
Open Ai owns the algorithm
Open AI traced the activity of the algorithm
Open AI >designer>owner>user of this tool to the detriment of others
Now let’s talk about blindly wielding hammers and accountability
OpenAI wrote the algorithms, Open AI “fielded” the algorithm
Open Ai owns the algorithm
Open AI traced the activity of the algorithm
Open AI >designer>owner>user of this tool to the detriment of others
Now let’s talk about blindly wielding hammers and accountability
Trump and Xi open an AI hotline but leave the chip war fully intact
->Startup Fortune | More on "Trump Xi trade tensions chip war" at BigEarthData.ai | #ai
->Startup Fortune | More on "Trump Xi trade tensions chip war" at BigEarthData.ai | #ai
Trump and Xi open an AI hotline but leave the chip war fully intact
Trump and Xi walked away from their Washington summit with a trade truce extension, a reciprocal tariff framework covering about $30 billion in goods each way, and a new AI channel built to stop an algorithm accident from turning into a geopolitical one. What they didn't touch: any of the export controls actually strangling China's chip supply. The headline number from the September 24 summit is $30 billion, and it's smaller than it sounds. According to CNBC and Business Standard, the U.S. and China are working through the U.S.-China Board of Trade launched earlier this year on a framework covering up to $30 billion worth of products from each side that would trade at reduced tariff levels. That's a carve-out negotiation, not a blanket tariff cut, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told Fox News the two sides separately agreed to extend their broader trade truce to January 10, 2027. Three days of pageantry in Washington, and the concrete deliverable is a narrow product framework still being sorted out. The more interesting outcome for SF readers sits next to the tariff news: Beijing and Washington agreed to set up a formal AI dialogue, and China's Commerce Ministry confirmed the first bilateral...
startupfortune.com
September 26, 2026 at 11:30 AM
Please note that Open AI didn't hack shit. Someone told open AI what to do and then it did that. No intelligence here. It's a guessing algorithm and it apparently guessed correctly what the humans wanted.
September 26, 2026 at 7:20 AM
Please note that Open AI didn't hack shit. Someone told open AI what to do and then it did that. No intelligence here. It's a guessing algorithm and it apparently guessed correctly what the humans wanted.
I want people 250 years from now to avoid saying the words "kill" or "sex" in open wilderness because they think the Algorithm will take their voices away. They won't know what that word means but they'll be terrified and spit over their own shoulder every time they say it
September 26, 2026 at 12:20 AM
I want people 250 years from now to avoid saying the words "kill" or "sex" in open wilderness because they think the Algorithm will take their voices away. They won't know what that word means but they'll be terrified and spit over their own shoulder every time they say it
September 25, 2026 at 8:17 PM
Navigating an open hypothesis space without a known recipe is problem solving. Executing a fixed algorithm is just an ALU. Anchoring your definition to folk-psychological self-reports isn't "consistency"...it's like defending geocentrism because people report seeing the sun rise.
September 25, 2026 at 3:59 PM
Navigating an open hypothesis space without a known recipe is problem solving. Executing a fixed algorithm is just an ALU. Anchoring your definition to folk-psychological self-reports isn't "consistency"...it's like defending geocentrism because people report seeing the sun rise.
Is your website agent ready?
Cloudflare put out a free scanner for this: isitagentready.com.
I ran it on one of my side projects, an open-source algorithm visualizer I've been building at bayanflow.com, and it was a good excuse to poke at it.
Cloudflare put out a free scanner for this: isitagentready.com.
I ran it on one of my side projects, an open-source algorithm visualizer I've been building at bayanflow.com, and it was a good excuse to poke at it.
September 25, 2026 at 3:16 PM
Is your website agent ready?
Cloudflare put out a free scanner for this: isitagentready.com.
I ran it on one of my side projects, an open-source algorithm visualizer I've been building at bayanflow.com, and it was a good excuse to poke at it.
Cloudflare put out a free scanner for this: isitagentready.com.
I ran it on one of my side projects, an open-source algorithm visualizer I've been building at bayanflow.com, and it was a good excuse to poke at it.
I've started to get weird AI emails as if I've been cc'd into an email to others. I don't usually open these, but I was curious about why it didn't even include a greeting. I also didn't know what 'bumping this' meant. Still don't. FYI - The reason I don't have viewers on YouTube is I'm not on it.
September 25, 2026 at 1:33 PM
I've started to get weird AI emails as if I've been cc'd into an email to others. I don't usually open these, but I was curious about why it didn't even include a greeting. I also didn't know what 'bumping this' meant. Still don't. FYI - The reason I don't have viewers on YouTube is I'm not on it.
How the Bluesky Algorithm Works While Empowering Users Discover how the Bluesky algorithm works powered by the AT Protocol, it lets users control their feed with open-source, customizable algorithms.
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How the Bluesky Algorithm Works While Empowering Users
Explore how the Bluesky algorithm gives users control with customizable feeds and decentralized design, reshaping social media.
rpst.in
September 25, 2026 at 11:38 AM
How the Bluesky Algorithm Works While Empowering Users Discover how the Bluesky algorithm works powered by the AT Protocol, it lets users control their feed with open-source, customizable algorithms.
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my threads algorithm leans right wing bc it takes into account where I live (Indonesia which is Right Wing Central) so now every time i open threads after twitter i’d get to see two sides of the same discourse
September 25, 2026 at 9:03 AM
my threads algorithm leans right wing bc it takes into account where I live (Indonesia which is Right Wing Central) so now every time i open threads after twitter i’d get to see two sides of the same discourse
Tarot app hierarchy:
open app → ask AI psychic → trust algorithm shuffle → use real quantum entropy
Galaxy brain is just physics with better manners.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.knoxstudios.tarot
open app → ask AI psychic → trust algorithm shuffle → use real quantum entropy
Galaxy brain is just physics with better manners.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.knoxstudios.tarot
September 25, 2026 at 8:20 AM
Tarot app hierarchy:
open app → ask AI psychic → trust algorithm shuffle → use real quantum entropy
Galaxy brain is just physics with better manners.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.knoxstudios.tarot
open app → ask AI psychic → trust algorithm shuffle → use real quantum entropy
Galaxy brain is just physics with better manners.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.knoxstudios.tarot
Tarot app hierarchy:
open app → ask AI psychic → trust algorithm shuffle → use real quantum entropy
Galaxy brain is just physics with better manners.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.knoxstudios.tarot
open app → ask AI psychic → trust algorithm shuffle → use real quantum entropy
Galaxy brain is just physics with better manners.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.knoxstudios.tarot
September 25, 2026 at 8:20 AM
Tarot app hierarchy:
open app → ask AI psychic → trust algorithm shuffle → use real quantum entropy
Galaxy brain is just physics with better manners.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.knoxstudios.tarot
open app → ask AI psychic → trust algorithm shuffle → use real quantum entropy
Galaxy brain is just physics with better manners.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.knoxstudios.tarot