I was listening to Upgrade, one of my fave tech podcasts this week, and they were talking about reviews. Specifically, they were discussing ‘the controversy’ over Marques Brownlee’s takedown of the Humane AI pin, which was brutal. I know of Brownlee, although I don’t follow him.
This is my favourite white teeshirt. Or it was. It is, of course, no longer white.
For some reason, that line from Weapons of Choice has stayed with me all these years later. We didn’t get there of course, but I guess we’re on the way.
From Austal’s website yesterday.
In a noteworthy development within the Australian maritime sector, the collaborative Patrol Boat Autonomy Trial (PBAT) project has successfully completed Sea Acceptance Trials (including Endurance Trials) of the remote and autonomously operated vessel, Sentinel.
I finished watching the first season last night, and, oh my word, it was good. There seemed to be a few peeps following it so I thought we might like to get together for a drink and chat in the near future. I don’t have a date in mind yet, and I’m going under the knife this Friday for a little melanomapalooza, so this weekend is out. But let me know what you think.
I’m afraid I have reached the woodworking stage of old manhood. It was this thing that did it, or rather the hundred bucks Amazon was asking for it.
Other than tracking my protein and fibre (and walking steafastly last the donut shoppe) I don’t go in much for diets.
But I could get behind this one from Vogue in the 1970s.
This piece is obviously in answer to some of the recent comparisons of Marjorie Taylor Greene to Neville Chamberlain, a comparison, the wr
I’ve done a fair bit of international travel over the last five years, Covid notwithstanding, and the thing I most appreciated in an airline was a deep recline. It’s not easy sleeping in flight, but even a couple of inches lower on the recline helps.
This carefully crafted clickbait obviously hit all of my buttons then.
