A Hallmark too Many?
One thing that my wife and I share is watching Hallmark Christmas movies. But she won’t watch them before December. Me? I’ve got a bit of FOMO so I like to check them out as they air.
One thing that my wife and I share is watching Hallmark Christmas movies. But she won’t watch them before December. Me? I’ve got a bit of FOMO so I like to check them out as they air.
Many generations of my family have served in various militaries. This year, I forgot Remembrance Day, and I’m feeling quite contrite.
One favourite film? When it comes to things like film, singular concepts like “favourite” fail to fit my paradigm. I have a multitude of opinions.
It’s that time of year again when I search in vain for a real, live Christmas tree.
Back in 2004, I started mining a bitcoin. Had I stayed with it, I might have made a few thousand dollars. Oh well. No regrets.
In the late 1980s, a new type of software caught the public attention: Desktop Publishing (DTP). This is a good analogy for the current state of generative AI.
I’m often judged as naïve because I refuse to be jaded. I actively look for beauty around me – natural and man-made.
I think when most people see this prompt, they immediately think of modern dystopian fiction. But those are tales of hope, of successfully rebelling against dystopia.
Generic things. IKEA delivers generic things: There’s nothing more bookshelf than a Billy bookshelf. That’s the future of AI as it relates to the current popular uses.
As a teacher and a student, I’ve experienced online learning from both sides. And I have thoughts about online courses.