Prepare For Baked Sweet Potato Fries That Are ACTUALLY Crispy

Defending my own brain against enshittification

If you haven't had Belvita breakfast cookies, you have probably had Biscoff cookies, which are similar. These are a classic airline snack. You've probably ha...

Bean Pie - A Recipe Rooted in History

First created over 100 years ago, the Bean Pie remains a true classic. Ours is made with white navy beans, blended with butter, honey, and cinnamon for a silky, smooth texture and naturally sweet flavor. As it bakes, the top browns beautifully, revealing a light, creamy center wrapped in our buttery, made-from-scratch

‘Top Chef’ Host Kristen Kish Knows Good Snacks. Here Are the Treats She Always Packs.

The “Top Chef” host and celebrity chef is a master on-the-go snacker.

This Oven-Baked Garlic-Butter Salmon Is The Easiest Way To Feed A Crowd

A super-simple, hands-off recipe that everyone will love.

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Something that struck me reading about the history of the Apple I computer was the fairly simple “ASCII bus” that it used for input and output. As I understand it a hobbyist back in the day could get an ASCII keyboard that quite literally presented as an interface a header giving 7-bits of ASCII and an additional strobe pin that indicated that a key had been pressed. Press the “A” key on the keyboard and the 7-bits representing the letter “A” in ASCII would be set high/low on 7 output pins and the strobe pin would momentarily go high. Needless to say, the Apple I was wired up in such a way that when the strobe pin pulsed it would immediately fetch the 7-bits of ASCII from the keyboard.

Sure Seems Like Xbox Is Cooked

"Could you patch the Titanic when it was halfway down? No, that was sunk the second it hit the iceberg"

Rhode Island might ditch Mr. Potato Head license plates after Hasbro moves to Boston

Rhode Islanders have long been able to choose Mr. Potato Head for their specialty license plates. However, Hasbro's decision to move its headquarters to Boston has motivated two lawmakers to propose ending the option of Mr.

Superintelligence: The Idea That Eats Smart People

This is the text version of a talk I gave on October 29, 2016, at Web Camp Zagreb [video] (45 mins)

Matchsticks in My Pocket

I can feel them burning.

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Make ‘em dumb, sell ‘em smarts

Sam Altman wants intelligence to be a utility that you pay him for