Tim Topper @timtopper

Joined October 2009

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Tim Topper @timtopper

7 months ago

@eyorrickd @EdwardTufte @NEJM "a loved one" would do

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Michael Aufreiter @_mql

2 years ago

In-app browsers should be forbidden.

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I have a bunch of sketchy interface ideas for using language models as epistemic rubber ducks, aka. reflective thinking partners🐥 They've been sitting in Figma for 8 months gathering dust! They all felt too obvious to me to be worth sharing... maggieappleton.com/lm-sketchbook

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Tom Gauld @tomgauld

4 years ago

My Reading Year

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Tim Topper @timtopper

4 years ago

@Grace_MMartin Thanks for posting this! Some familiar ideas, and some new-to-me, but all of them thought-provoking.

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Adam Serwer 🍝 @AdamSerwer

4 years ago

“We created the liberty institute to make sure only state approved ideas can be discussed” is an exquisite summary of Republican views on free speech.

Dan Patrick @DanPatrick

4 years ago

I will not stand by and let looney Marxist UT professors poison the minds of young students with Critical Race Theory. We banned it in publicly funded K-12 and we will ban it in publicly funded higher ed. That’s why we created the Liberty Institute at UT. statesman.com/story/news/202…

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Nick Sherman @NickSherman

5 years ago

I wonder if/when people will ever stop getting suckered into using services that don’t embrace the ideas of “world wide” and “web”.

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Dr. Maya C. Popa @MayaCPopa

5 years ago

Happy Monday - and a hugely important reminder to carry into the week:

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Tim Topper @timtopper

5 years ago

@MarcDavenant A @lethal_heroine character escaped into the real world.

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Tim Bray @timbray

5 years ago

I’d watch.

SwiftOnSecurity @SwiftOnSecurity

8 years ago

My dream TV show is called “THE CITY.” Each episode is an hour, and explains, in incredible detail, the smallest facet of a working society. Like, how do traffic lights work? How are they networked? What are the logic diagrams for operation? How do they fail? Who works on them?