I've historically been a tech early adopter at work (in an industry that was already using algorithmic scoring, large dataset analyses and so on)

if LLMs were at all useful I'd be the prime candidate for evangelising them. I tried them, they aren't, so i'm not.

Great value for money following you, as a keen fan of farm-fresh organic artisanal cognitohazards

if the old chestnut is that jimmy carr is a ventriloquist's dummy, I would posit that walliams is a ventriloquist's dummy made of queasy, sweaty, room-temperature raw pork loins

In our family we have always called onions og-nons with a hard G and I couldnt begin to tell you why, as we're otherwise less french than Peter Sellers

I've booted it up and it all holds up... admittedly glued together well by the clever level design and smart, grounded narrative but yeah, the endless quest for 'graphical fidelity' is a mug's game

I've done the same! I remembered playing the first couple on the 1st edition xbox 360 (which might as well be a casio calculator by today's standards)

awoooo werewolves of london

You absolutely would've, it stinks

out of curiosity, what appealed about it?

(my initial, possibly ungenerous, read was that it was just another bunch of comics and actors who should know better, pandering to the nostalgia of the kind of person who considers Fawlty Towers the unsurpassed apex of british comedy)

That's a great ep., which dares to posit one of the questions of our age: which goes better on/in a cheese toastie, HP sauce or Marmite

Very much appreciate the apropos "57" Heinz reference but surely their true nemesis and corresponding controversial feud-starter ep would be Daddies'?

I had a little flick through their website after reading this article and couldn't find any indication they used AI so... a cautiously hopeful "probably not"?

www.syfy.com/syfy-wire/ho...

And the AI military drone tech investments! Don't forget those - Danny Ek really playing to win at "evil billionaire behaviour bingo"

Pauly-à-Maury : a hypothetical sexual liaison, specifically between character actor Pauly Shore and talk show host Maury Povich, at their respective shared 90s career peaks