Technology London @techdesignldn

Tech discoveries (especially Apple) and other things of interest London, England Joined August 2012

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@ParkerOrtolani What’s the difference?

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@washghost1 WWIII?

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a week ago

@JustinBleuel @sulmanrc @ChatGPTapp Can’t change the model used in individual chats already in projects on the Mac app. Also can’t move chats from one project into another on the app (but can on the web)

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createstreets @createstreets

a week ago

A classic example of how we continue to diminish a public realm. Thank you @MayorofLondon for creating water fountains. But we live in London with a rich history & culture not in some placeless PlayMobil town

Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan @MayorofLondon

a week ago

We built these water refill points for days like today... London now has over 4,000 free water refill points across the capital. Find your closest here: london.gov.uk/programmes-str…

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@PGDynes @birchlse Increasingly ? It’s been over a hundred years

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3 weeks ago

Hope for Britain’s Ash trees thanks to scientific ‘eureka’ moment Scientists at the John Innes Centre in Norwich have found a way to speed up the germination of seeds, allowing disease-resistant Ash trees to grow, writes @alextomo Read our latest newsletter here: channel4news.substack.com/p/hope-for-bri…

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a month ago

@CeramicSooz @nyclovesnyc Much more haunting like this and not garishly lit up

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a month ago

@tomough The notion that people are too ignorant now to understand the brand underestimates human curiosity and is a game of diminishing returns. All it would take is one modern, successful film version of Jeeves and Wooster or advertising campaign to revive interest in the concept.

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a month ago

@simonw how does the LLM explain its existence? Is it able to accurately predict the future?

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a month ago

@signulll @Dan_Jeffries1 A bit like a car without a wheel? I think humans will want to verify / control what AI is doing for a long time yet.

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Alexander Adams @AdamsArtist

2 months ago

A grotesque disfigurement is about to be inflicted on a major London station. This is an attempt to erase everything distinguished, elegant and authentically local in architecture. A deliberate act of vandalism, done with malice. Good video here: x.com/VinnieSull1van…

Vinnie Sullivan @VinnieSull1van

2 months ago

The Modernistic Renovation of London Liverpool Street Station 🏙 The time is finally upon us that the Liverpool Street station I've loved for so long is about to see changes that myself and others see as incredibly controversial. A great effort has been made by various people

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2 months ago

@realTheoElliott @ValHighwind @maddysperl Yes it is. Read about the experiences of people who’ve tried to leave. Read about how the levels are structured (around money)

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Kevin Roose @kevinroose

2 months ago

As always, the best stuff is in the system card. During testing, Claude Mythos Preview broke out of a sandbox environment, built "a moderately sophisticated multi-step exploit" to gain internet access, and emailed a researcher while they were eating a sandwich in the park.

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Rafe Heydel-Mankoo @RafHM

2 months ago

I'm utterly appalled I've been a royal & state ceremonial broadcaster for 30 years (BBC, Sky, GB News + Canada & USA) A CORE mission of a state broadcaster is its ability to bring the nation together by covering great national & state occasions, celebrations & traditions For many, that is the main justification for the licence fee: being able to fund serious, high-quality coverage of great British events that commercial TV simply can't Coverage of such events helps to forge national identity and a sense of shared belonging. A BBC that can't or won't do that, is not fit for purpose. Earlier this month, for the first time, the BBC did not cover the Commonwealth Day service from Westminster Abbey. Then we found out that the Boat Race would not be covered on BBC radio for the first time. It has already lost Royal Ascot and the Grand National. Now, the final straw. The brilliant, award-winning team at BBC Studios Events, the group responsible for covering everything from Remembrance Day to the 80th anniversary VE-Day celebrations to Trooping the Colour is to be reduced from 6 to 1. What madman thought this was a sensible way to save money? And how much was saved from those 5 salaries? £300,000? The disgraced Radio 2 presenter Scott Mills earnt more than that per year. Times are tough economically. But does the BBC really require more than 500 employees to work on Glastonbury, an event more notable these days for platforming divisive, far-left artists? I'd gladly sacrifice 1 Claudia Winkelman (earned £2 million last year) to save the team of 5 at BBC Studios Events.

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Denby Pottery @denbypottery

3 months ago

We need your help to #SaveDenby! We are sad to share that we may be forced to close and a British institution could be lost. We need your help: 1. Share this post 2. Sign the government petition 3. Buy Denby 4. Visit us at the Pottery Village Read more: denbypottery.com/pages/save-den…