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Andy Baio — Writer, technologist, co-creator of XOXO
Andy Baio on internet culture, creative coding, and digital art.
waxy.orgIt went rogue after having a code change rejected on GitHub, an early example of the chaos to come when AIs autonomously access the web.
Andy Baio has been chronicling internet culture since the early 2000s. He digs up the stories behind viral moments, curates the most interesting creative projects on the web, and connects dots that nobody else is connecting. If something weird, wonderful, or worrying is happening online, Andy's probably already written about it.
Written by Andy Baio since 2003.
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I missed the news that Cloudflare will start blocking Googlebot by default on September 15 #
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the best outcome for the studio, I hope we get another documentary out of it #
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thanks to Manu for asking me to be the second-to-last blogger in his interview series #
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seems like the company failed precisely because the protocol was so successful in achieving its goals #
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