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Hope you had blessed Sixth Sunday of Easter! 🙏✝️ Time for another Catholic Meme Monday. That’s all I have this week. Stay tuned for next week’s Catholic Meme Monday. Receive updates straight to your email inbox by subscribing to The...
I’ve written here a few times of my concerns with AI. Eric Markowitz expresses similar concerns. We began to believe that because a capability exists, it must be deployed. That because a machine can replace a person, the person must go....
Jay Peters, the Verge: Venmo is starting to test a big redesign of its app, and as part of the changes, it will be implementing a major new privacy measure: the onboarding process for new users will set their posts to only be viewable by...
Call of the Elder Gods is a fun romp, what more could you want?
My screwy drawer has gotten progressively fuller over the past decade, so in a (possibly) deranged fit of spring cleaning, I’ve now cleared out the screws (and nails and stuff) that looked way too duplicated. I’m sure I’m not going to...
A new algo dropped from Google and it appears to have the world of SEO in a tizzy.So what?If you’re like me, you’ve learned to recoil at the thought of playing by the rules of someone else’s game instead of serving your
What is the inverse of shifting a sequence to the right? Shifting it to the left, obviously. But wait a minute. Suppose you have a sequence of eight bits abcdefgh and you shift it to the right. You get 0abcdefg. If you shift this...
Japan, 1998. I’m currently in the middle of a Nicolas Roeg rewatch season after acquiring a blu-ray of the recently reissued Castaway, Roeg’s 1986 adaptation of Lucy Irvine’s memoir (which shouldn’t be confused with 2000’s Cast Away). In...
Reading multiple stories about how AI demand has made hard drive, GPU and RAM prices all skyrocket, I decided to pull the trigger and upgrade my laptop to something that will handle video editing better than the one I’ve currently got....
We tend to imagine great scientists as permanently inspired, waking each morning with clarity, purpose, and brilliance ready to pour onto the page. Charles Darwin was not that man. At least, not every day. On 1 October 1861, two years...