Interesting point in history, but at this point I don't think Gates' points run quite so true. Microsoft isn't just trying to break even on software any more.
Curious what the rough process is to generate art algorithmically... I've heard of ML that attempts to generate art based on its training pool. What concepts does this sort of art use?
Dug a little into your background, read some of your posts. Appreciate the different perspective with "Choose Money First." I think a piece of that will stick with me forever now, just because it hit a little different. So I guess just.. thanks for the thoughts.
Not the first time such prototypes have shown up in thrift stores. Notably this has happened with both Texas Instruments [1] and Xbox [2] prototypes before.
If you're trying new things, I'd recommend making gumbo. Really tasty, teaches you how to make a good dark roux, and otherwise is relatively easy. Isaac Toups has good videos out there on how to.