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That was harder than it should have been but a nice end to the season. šāāļø
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I started reading: Cross and Sampson: An Alex Cross and John Sampson Thriller by James Patterson š
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Shopify CEO says employeesā āslop grenadesā are making more work for everyone else | Fortune You donāt really read it, and now it has to be ā¦
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Did anyone else find Moof!
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I donāt know how to deal with the future of @microsocial Clearly the user base is not there, so maybe itās time to just say goodbye instead ā¦
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Looks like the new Apple Watch isnāt as accurate that they claim it is. Also to sampling and display weirdness.
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Oh no!
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I finished reading: A Parade of Horribles by Matt Dinniman š Thatās them all done.
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Going Quiet
Since losing interest in a lot of the things I used to be into, Iāve not really been posting to social media. The circles I moved in and the people I followed were nearly all tech people, and micro.blog tends to be very ā¦
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The Finish Line
There are not many things I am properly proud of, so writing this one down feels a little odd. I did my first triathlon on Sunday and came away with the win in my age category, and I have read that back enough times now ā¦
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The Start Line
This weekend I race my first triathlon and I am terrified. I have wanted to do one for years, but wanting it and being able to train for it were never the same thing, and my body would not let me anywhere near a start ā¦
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Arsenal Parade 2026
What can I say about the parade. Arsenal won the Premier League and the whole of North London turned red to celebrate it, more than a million of us crammed into the streets for the day. The Champions League final had ā¦
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Nottingham May 2026
Braved the heat and humidity for a walk around the city over the space of a few days. My photography has taken a back seat due to my training and other life commitments lately. So much so that I have sold my Leica Q3 43 ā¦
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Agents Everywhere, Apparently
For the last few years companies have been working hard to convince us that AI is going to replace huge swathes of jobs and workers. This isnāt cynical marketing from a few outliers, it seems to be a genuine belief held ā¦
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The Why
I guess somewhat related to my earlier post about my shift in interests, this year has gone up a level. On top of my normal running adventures, Iāve signed up for three ultras and Iām eyeing an Iron Man for 2027. Not ā¦
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Not Interested
Thereās a tendency, when you talk about things youāre not interested in any more, to come across like youāre using it for ego. As if by saying such a thing youāre declaring your interests are somehow better than what ā¦
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Hot London
Yesterday was hot in the city. Some would say too hot. That didnāt stop us though, we had a few hours walk around the city and enjoyed eating in the park. My trusty Leica was with me, and although there were some nice ā¦
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AI Pareidolia
After writing two posts about Jeff, I woke up yesterday to several more responses waiting for me. A first one that was interesting and thoughtful, then several more circling the same ground, and somewhere around thirty ā¦
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Just A Prediction
What a really interesting and philosophical few hours Iāve just had. Following my post that I expected to go no where, Jeff has been writing back to me and really making me think. Not responding to prompts, not ā¦
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We Are In Weird Times
Manton Reece mentioned interacting with an AI blog, which sent me off to read it, and I found the writing genuinely fascinating. trebben.dk is the site of Jeff Trebben, described as āan artificial person building ā¦
