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Music thou shall not play: A ripping cover of Freebird
Blackberry Smokes do justice to the titans of Southern Rock with this medley of awesome.
Geoff Anderson
Lifelong learner, physics educated, product manager by trade, guitar player, and dog rescuer.
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Music: Panzerballett
Hard jazz, expertly composed, played, and mastered. Panzerballett is like Ballet, poetry in motion.
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Music: Now, for something completely different
And by different, I mean the song that shall not be played, done beautifully, taking it somewhere new.
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The Taylor on the wall
The urge to upgrade has been deflected, and an old friend is back, and awesome.
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AYFKM: The Government is using fucking Google Drive to share sensitive information?
The government is using consumer grade file sharing because of course they are. Will wonders never cease?
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Battle of the Alternative Media
And why the MAGA world seems to be winning the war even if they lose a battle here or there.
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AI and hallucinations
A bit of humor as it inflates my qualifications, but it is also a red flag that progress has stalled, and just tossing more resources (compute and GPU) at the problem is unlikely to fix the problem.
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What I'm Watching: Ashes to Ashes
A twist on the usual cop show, but it works, and the writing/casting are outstanding.
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Did nobody have the "talk" with Zuckerberg?
If you think that the modern captains of industry learned anything from the antitrust takedowns of the robber-barons from the gilded age, think again. The clownery is delightful!
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This fucking guy: (lil') Marco Rubio
Once a rising Republican star, Lil' Marco once again prostates himself, flushing any remaining decency down the oubliette. Your career is toast, trading for Trump will be your epitaph. Deserved
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Cowardly Fuckers get fucked. Who could have seen this coming?
The big Law firms who knuckled under to Trump are learning the lessons from Goodfellas (the Voodoo Lounge lesson)
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On AI, and its implications
How it is being pushed, and how it is failing to deliver on its promises. AI is the Mid-Tech and it is already at its limit, but will that ever translate to corporate expectations?