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Every day I get emails from various Democratic organizations, asking for money. They all say the same thing, in about ten different iterations: Can you believe this, We must stop this, There’s no time to lose, We need help, Our funding is running out, etc. All with the same urgency and desperation. I know why […]
In my previous post I challenged you to come up with ten albums that you think would see you out. Ten CDs (or vinyl) that you have either always listened to, or you think will stay with you for the rest of your days. A collection you would own instead of renting forever. It is only fair that I try the same exercise...
Carrie Tait and Chen Wang, the Globe and Mail: Alberta’s separatist campaign has access to personal information belonging to 2.9 million residents, data that closely resembles the province’s most recent list of electors, raising questions about a potential breach of privacy and violation of election laws. The...
Marcin Wichary did a wonderful job of poking through a few of the dialog boxes revised by Adobe in recent versions of Photoshop and — surprise, surprise — they are not good in lots of fundamental ways: I know I brought up that an existing power user base can be a huge pain in the […]⌥ Permalink
Not sick of looking at water and rocks yet, if you're keeping count.97 words · 1 more image
Jake Handy: An NBER study of nearly 6,000 CEOs and CFOs across the US, UK, Germany, and Australia found that roughly 90% of firms reported zero measurable impact on productivity or employment from AI over the past three years. The average employee AI usage was 1.5 hours per week. The average CEO AI usage was less...
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