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I wrote and deleted a whole post about Witch Hat Atelier that consisted of several paragraphs describing ways in which I'm mildly dissatisfied with it--the pacing, the flatness or at least simplicity of characters and their interactions, the way the magic as a metaphor for illustration isn't really up to wrangling...
By Ted Gioia. It's absolutely great, and the sort of great book that makes me expect to live a richer life now that I've read it. One small example: this article I saw while I was reading the book makes a lot more sense than it otherwise would have. There's really no substitute for knowing a ton and working really...
I get invited to the most unexpected events. The more astonished I am that someone would want me at a thing, the more likely I am to accept. That’s how you open the tap to being invited to even more things later. Practice saying yes when you can.
I'm digging into why my GPT-2 style models score worse on an instruction-following eval than OpenAI's original weights; I gave the details in this post. While I was writing up the results of my first experiment into possible causes, I ran the post past ChatGPT -- I always use an "editorial board" of AIs to check my...
Phew. Wipe away that sweat and tell us what you’ve been up to! Here are some of my recent diversions… Reading: Ann Patchett’s Whistler (her newest novel) and The Dutch House, back to back. Art: Shape of Dreams: Leonora Carrington at L’Space Gallery. Video: My friend A and I went to see some Laurel & Hardy shorts at...
Servings: 2 Portionen , Prep Time: 5 Minuten Ingredients 1 Block Räuchertofu 1 EL Öl 1 EL Helle Sojasoße 1/2 TL Kreuzkümmel Instructions Perfekt auf Wraps, als "Dönerfleisch", oder als "Bacon" zum Abendbrot. Räuchertofu mit einem Sparschäler in dünne lange Streifen schneiden Alle Zutaten in einer Schale vorsichtig...
This post focuses on three of the stars of the beloved TV series PERRY MASON (1957-66), who coincidentally are all buried at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills.The great character actor Ray Collins, who among other things was a member of Orson Welles' Mercury Theatre, has the name of his PERRY MASON character, Lt. Tragg,...
Everything is fried to a crisp. That's it, that's the month. Updates here 26 posts finally got a community page together. Also Redacted, a Loch Ness Archive, and 1934 Inverness Progresses elsewhere started a new story. Have I finished any other stories? No also learnt Victorian handwriting. Since the post I have...
A Shadow Over Santa Rosa and The Devil at the Dinner Table: Hitchcock’s Most Polite Nightmare Shadow of a Doubt 1943 has always felt to me like the Hitchcock film that smiles the most sweetly, all the while it’s quietly tightening the noose around our collective necks, a thriller that moves with the unhurried ease …...
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