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code { font-size: 10pt; background: #ddd; border-radius: 3px; padding: 4px; } It's Saturday morning, and you have no plans. Perhaps your schedule happened to line up that way, perhaps the kids are gone, or maybe it's just luck....
Ridgeline subscribers — Thanks for all the “Yo!“s last week. It looks like transmissions from mailbot2k are getting through. (Let me know if you see any “rendering errors” in your email clients; I think we fixed the Proton Mail issues.)...
Every morning I sit down and open Feedbin on my iPad. It aggregates my RSS feeds and newsletters – about a hundred sources – covering everything from AI to zeitgeist. One story stopped me recently. The Wall Street Journal proclaimed:...
You’ve probably already come across the idea that some people think better when using pen and paper. For me that’s absolutely the case. I cannot think properly about problems beyond a certain size without also having a way to write parts...
Recently I wrote an entire blog post and streamed YouTube via phone hotspot on a six-years-old Chromebook with 4GB RAM and a Pentium chip. And it was fine. Everything worked...
As always you can get the full resolution image over on my Ko-Fi page.
Letting the rain on a regular walk wash away the stresses of life.
This post is about me being sued in India, but mostly about using LLMs. In 2022 I got the pile above in the mail. It turned out that this was a further iteration of the Indian lawsuit that named me as a codefendant (along with, er,...
This isn’t a post on AI (thank God). It also isn’t really a post about tech. Well, it sorta is, but tangential to tech in the sense that I’ve come to a resting conclusion that what we typically call “tech” isn’t really tech at all. It’s...
A review of Gamma-World, NVIDIA's generative multi-agent world model that produces shared, action-controllable video rollouts for multiple independently acting agents. It places agents at the vertices of a regular simplex in rotary space...
I’ve been thinking about the wind, its partnership with seeds, with pollen, its agency with water, how it casts it beyond its own reach, and sand, rising as clouds from the desert to whirl and settle to crevices in odd places, and...
Dublin on a Sunday morning has the atmosphere of a theatre after the audience have gone home: the curtains still twitching, the perfume stale in the velvet, the […] The post Chimac, Dublin appeared first on Meat & One Veg.
Monday, June 1, 2026 - 08:45 The Lesbian Historic Motif Project Usually I make an effort to make an LHMP post of some sort every day during Pride Month. That may be a bit trickier this year than usual given that (as noted in the most...