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IBM training manual from 1979 When LLMs were really hitting their stride I started experimenting with them, like many others, to see where they could help me. I wanted to see how I could leverage them at work and in my free time. I’ve learned a lot since then, but I especially remember something I started doing, and...
High Queen of Faerie, yet exiled to the mortal realm, Jude is determined to reclaim what is hers. I liked this even less than the previous one. The protagonist continues to be annoyingly overwrought, and her decisions continue to be tediously unsurprising. This wasn’t a particularly satisfying conclusion to the...
Despite his past as a troublemaker being involved in public brawls, even being imprisoned in the Tower for a time because of one, John Northampton became an Alderman for the Cordwainer Ward in 1375 to 1377, and was a member of Common in 1376 during the Good Parliament, helping to impeach Richard Lyons. In 1376 he...
For several years, Google's product help forums have been littered with people trying to download a .ics event from their email, only to receive the error "Unable to launch event" when trying to add it to Google Calendar. It doesn't happen with all iCal attachments, only some. Here's how to fix it. I checked dozens...
They were here two minutes ago. I saw them, I held them in my hand. I knew I would loose them, but still I couldn't hold on. Had to let go, catch the boiling pan. When I looked back. Pooff. Nowhere to be found. They'll come back. But in the meantime. I cannot lock my door. I cannot leave to explore.
A friend recently told me about a wine dinner he attended devoted to Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, a region in East Central Italy in the foothills of the Apennines. My first reaction was mild surprise. This is a region known for affordable table wines. Of course, there are more ambitious examples, especially from Colline...
Now I can stop lying about not having seen Throne of Blood. Status, which has been doing some really good work lately, was unusually generous with their recent newsletter on the Warner/Paramount deal. They convened a panel of antitrust experts and this time didn't leave the good stuff behind the paywall. Here are...
It is not the end of summer but end of July has me thinking of it
For millennia we have pondered on the deceptively simple question of "What is it all for?". Some have claimed to find the answer, while others say there isn't one at all. We are here because of complete happenstance with no purpose to anything, or we are here as an act of divine intervention with a pre-determined...
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