Jay Elias is a creative technologist, focused on exploring the future of technology and the humanities.

i've been without internet for the last three days. at first it was frustrating, mostly because the internet wasn't out, it was just shit (0.3mbps). which is honestly worse than it being completely out.

but now i keep staring at my computer wondering what all this network infra was built for. we have cables spanning the seafloor, for what? so we can watch ig reels? just wondering when we lost the plot, and also what it ever was

i think the hardest part about these projects is picking a direction. i have a long list of ideas, but if i'm not excited at the start, then it's really not going to be fun when i get stuckโ€”and there's always a moment where i get stuck

y'all really love emojis huh?

AI companies will fail. We can salvage something from the wreckage โ€” still thinking about this essay i read the other week, if you're craving new perspective on ai, this is a pretty good place to start.

there's something special about being able to instantly post directly to your website.

did i need to build my own cms? probably not. but now i have so much controlllllllll. i can do whatever i want (imagine this post is rainbow colors or word art, because when i have another free minute to spend on this, it will be)

just setting up my cpts lg