jmriii
@jmr3
Zen misanthrope. MedLibs, MedEd HigherEd, SysRevs, heady music, Marlins, cancer, or cast iron pans. The usual.
Is using AI guided robots to make more AI datacenters to guide more robots to make more AI datacenters really a good idea? www.gadgetreview.com/softbank-wal...
The bigest difference I've noticed, and it's something I really like, is the ability to see which groups a reference belongs to. It seems to be doing a lousy job lately of finding full text, but that's probably due to journals & databases protecting themselves for being crawled by AI training bots
I might listen to your album if you get an elephant, gorilla, or pigeon to do your art, but only if they do it voluntarily and get compensation for it.
As long as you only have one project at a time you can use it for free with registration. You can delete a project, and make a new one and keep recycling that "one project.
A little disappointed to realize that this was only shared by Margaret Atwood and that she has not actually written a sequel to Julian Cope’s Krautrocksampler.
In oil, but that's much more expensive because they are very slippery then and much harder to catch, like a greased pig but more streamlined
If you head too far south ( The "free state of Florida," as the governor likes to call it) these kind of plate holders are now illegal.
I have no problem admitting that I really enjoy this Ray Conniff album. In fact, it’s about the only Christmas record I like. Maybe I’m not a snob after all.
When you thought you lived in a stable western democracy but some of your coworkers and neighbors start putting party before country to get ahead, then your husband is disappeared. Terrifying and poetic at the same time. Highly recommended. So many of my new favorite authors are Irish lately.
I thought I’d started this and never finished but then I got to the end and there was that mayonnaise again. Not sure why there are editions with a different cover when there are at least two chapters about the photo. Is it a novel? A poem? Something else? Clever, amusing.
Sigh. Yes I can stream it, but I don't want to to. Not for the first listen, anyway.
Well it looks like they are. 34 of the top 40 records on bandcamp today, apparently:
It's not a future problem, it's here: "See where wildfire smoke is getting worse in the U.S." wapo.st/41ZNjv7 They kinda buried the lede though
I read McCann’s Transatlantic last year and really enjoyed both. This one reminded me a little of DeLillo but with more heart and humanity. New York, August 1974, is as much of a character as London 1949 is in The Great When.
Looks like the polyglot translator will continue to be free for now at polyglot.sr-accelerator.com according to an email they sent
I was surprised how much I enjoyed this. I'd never read any of his prose and none of his comics for 20 years, but the Swamp Thing sage knocked me out way back when. An imaginative, ripping yarn. I guess it's intended as a series. I'd read another.