Last week's open text gathering was more than just the usual banter. Turns out we were scheming the whole time... New utility drops this week. Next week, we'll finally see what markup can't do.
While a fellow documentarian started an exciting new project in the Zomia region, I'm in the archives tracing the past. Who said historiography is dead?
Listening to the newest BBC Global News podcast and I have a suspicion the narrator is voiced by an AI now. The timing is strange and some of the articulation feels very off to me.
Started confidently with yards of natural fabric. Now I'm a furniture surgeon with an upholstery stapler: minimum regrets, maximum questionable life choices.
Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show upset some House Republicans, who called for an investigation over its 'widespread twerking, grinding, pelvic thrusts.'
I recently gave a talk on political risk assessment in strategic decision making for global businesses. While preparing I uncritically ran my notes past an LLM chatbot. It made some comments on the structure, then asked:
Do you want the final part to feel like sober risk management or an alarmist warning about extreme breakdown scenarios?
So now even the bot thinks I'm edging towards the apocalypse. What next. Malcom Tucker style faux praise. Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful.
Laurie Taylor's latest show on the "go-along" research method was fascinating. As a trained ethnographer I've often walked with research participants. Great to hear this is being recognised as a method. Cool.
So, I watched that @TechConnectify video, but given the hour here in the UK, I'm afraid I nodded off (while agreeing with it and planning to pick it up again in the morning). Woke up again at around 1:01:08.
This is the transcript of a conversation with Gemini 3 (Fast mode), which I started in order to prove a point about how quoting AI chatbots without being clear ...
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