compute buildout, toddler mom, creator of @eaheadlines

London, England
Kirsten retweeted
When my wife is out of town, one of my favorite solo parenting strategies is a “Tour de Friends” where my 3 year old and I go to a different friend’s house for dinner and playtime every evening.
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Kirsten retweeted
you can just climb trees
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ngl I spoke to @miss_glassy for half an hour and it did make me think harder about better career options I had ruled out too quickly. queen of career nudges
had a call with @miss_glassy about this and it was so helpful!!! WAGMI
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The say you should take more photos of your everyday, so here's me walking in the rain past the dead grass of Parliament Square to a meeting about data centres
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my ocd therapist in high school tortured me in very specific ways for a year straight and i owe him my life for it no joke
I’m reading this tiktok comment section about what people have done in OCD therapy and I may have found my new occupation
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Kirsten retweeted
NEW on Transformer: @Kirsten3531 set up the UK Government’s AI and Energy Directorate. Now she warns that AI is going to run out of power, and the industry is not on track to fix that problem. "If the AI industry doesn’t act now, energy infrastructure will slow down how quickly new technologies can be developed and the economy can grow." transformernews.ai/p/ai-will…
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Arguably the Pygmalion effect might serve children well here. The parents expect IQ 130 children; their IQ 115 children are persuaded to learn calculus, though perhaps with a bit of extra difficulty.
Two parents with an IQ of 130 can expect about 6 children before one scores higher than they do. Caveat: In reality, the number of children required may be a little lower, due to family history. Regression to the mean regresses toward family mean, not overall population mean.
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My new AI-generated novella has everything you've ever wanted in a romcom like: methodological issues in monitoring and evaluation! grantmaking delays! pivoting from global grants to AI in 2022! scheming AI models! date me docs! a wedding with seminars!
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*from global health to ai
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Kirsten retweeted
Replying to @Kirsten3531
oh man, I wanted to know, if someone gets divorced, if the associated downgrade free or if they still need divorce papers
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I've never felt so seen. Guys who treat girls badly give me the ick
Replying to @QiaochuYuan
Right, there are plenty of "built different" people and they're all like "yuck why would I ever go near them anyway"
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Last week my doctor's office told me I needed to bring in my marriage certificate to upgrade from Miss to Mrs and it's living rent free in my head
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This evening I made pork and white bean stew, and my children ate only buttered toast and cucumber slices for dinner, so probably no one should listen to my takes about how to get kids to eat your cooking 😅
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oh no, writing tropey romcoms with LLMs is my version of the dressmaker game, I'm hooked 🫣
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Replying to @ThymeToBeBorn
there would be no point in charity if people didn't actually need it
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"What irritated her was the assumption that caring about people in front of you was somehow evidence of having failed to think clearly." I have to admit that there were moments here where I was like "omg ChatGPT has successfully draft a self-insert romance novel"
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The house in Jericho had been built in 1871 for a family of eleven and was now occupied by six postgraduate students, two of whom had opinions about shrimp welfare. It was raining outside, because this was Oxford and there were laws about these things.
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