Eltons /Kuːnz/
@eltonskuns.bsky.social
Toxophilite. Rejects Modernity. Rejects Tradition.
I'd never claim to be a hard surface deisgner, but once in a very blue moon I get to work on sci-fi stuff. Some attempts to ideate interesting spaceships with Zbrush from some years ago.
In (church of England) primary school they made me write a story about Noah but when I had Komodo dragons on the ark I was told ‘you can’t just invent animals.’
Now I want to know your childhood villain origin story. What radicalised you as a child? What filled you with a rage that lasted a lifetime?
I can think of a few other things that are quite terrible from a global perspective. Eat shit, Altman.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says having RAM in personal computers is a ‘terrible’ use of limited resources and that it would be better utilized in data centers "From a global perspective it’s quite terrible to have everyone have a bunch of the world’s limited supply of DRAM sitting in their computer"
happy anniversary to “The Engine" — a mechanical wooden frame in the Grand Academy of Lagado designed to generate all human knowledge through randomized word combinations operated by students, which appeared in Gulliver’s Travels, first published on October 28 1726, 300 years ago today
Author of "Don't create the torment nexus" seeks to distance themselves from silicon valley start up Torment Nexus LLC whose products were inspired by his work.
in Dogs of War, the purpose of engineering killer cyborg animals was not because they were big and scary and effective, but because they could be disavowed after you used them to commit war crimes. Bad dog, have it destroyed, and the humans are left with clean hands.
It's a grim moment when "scam to get investment cash" is actually the best case scenario, as the alternative is bio-engineered murder dogs. This is the company that stuck a couple of genes into a wolf and claimed (/were reported to have claimed) to have recreated the prehistoric dire wolf
*NEW* Colossal Biosciences’ Ben Lamm and Anduril’s Palmer Luckey team up on a new startup to genetically engineer war dogs for the military. Warhound comes out of stealth at $1.2B valuation For @forbes.com with @iainmartin.bsky.social and @mhunterhart.bsky.social www.forbes.com/sites/amyfel...
I guess @aptshadow.bsky.social has his own Torment Nexus now for what it’s worth. 🫠
*NEW* Colossal Biosciences’ Ben Lamm and Anduril’s Palmer Luckey team up on a new startup to genetically engineer war dogs for the military. Warhound comes out of stealth at $1.2B valuation For @forbes.com with @iainmartin.bsky.social and @mhunterhart.bsky.social www.forbes.com/sites/amyfel...
I've mentioned this before, but I adore this period in the 1800s when you could just say whatever you wanted about color. No one knows how it works or why, so anything goes. If you've got a wild theory and some illustrated plates, you're good to go!
Colour plates from Edwin D. Babbitt’s Principles of Light and Color (1878). Babbit’s 600-page tome begins as a somewhat sober primer on color theory but goes on to explore the idea that our physical and psychic ills can be cured via “chromotherapy”: publicdomainreview.org/collection/p...
“the internet is a store but it used to be a library but before that it was a DARPA funded decentralized military network designed to maintain command structures after a nuclear war”
I think we as a society don't talk about the dancing plague of 1518 in Strasbourg nearly as much as we should.
I am not sure people understand how cool it is that you can GRAB AND TURN THE TV on @nighteye-tv.bsky.social 's website! nighteye.tv/home
Couldn’t quite figure out why the Statlos title in “The City of Last Chances” sounded so familiar, until I realised it’s an anadrome of sorts. Well played, @aptshadow.bsky.social! 👏
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