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I spent the entire Juneteenth weekend at hard labor, taking advantage of unseasonably mild mid-June weather. The temperatures were in the mid-80’s but with little to no humidity, which made being outside pleasant, even if I was swinging...
Hi Crowd! If your life intersects at all with any musicians you likely heard about this Atlantic piece about millions of songs used to train AI datasets for a number of generative music AI models. The immediate outrage of course is that...
Starmer anounces another plan for change.
I often think that it's best to explain that a climate model simulates a 'possible world' where a set of assumptions are allowed to play out. The post The Future Arrived in June | Weeknotes #444 appeared first on thejaymo.net.
Long weekends are almost as bad a short vacations - they just aren't quite long enough, but they are plenty long enough to make one not want to get back into the swing of things. Not to mention that getting everything caught back up can...
Almost everybody I know is doing some math on longevity in their current role. Whether it’s moral math (should I go work for a place that’s doing more good in the world, despite it being less money?), retirement math (can I go all-in at...
Some notes and backstage news about Open Source Musings
Another entry in my not-a-travel-blog - this time sketching out the start of our Namibia odyssey. We flew into Windhoek and picked up our rental - a large Ford Ranger....
He taught me many truths, but there was one lie I carried for years after leaving his class.
One Montague Portal, one Rats’ Man’s Lackey. Both exclusive to my store until I have enough of each to do a collection. Yes, the cover art is correct. For Reasons. Having this story be exclusive to my store lets me do silly things like...
Tabitha is on a school trip, and Charlotte and I are away for a couple of days.212 words · 13 images