Yeah another post about AI. I got a free trial of Youtube Music and was enjoying myself listening to some French songs that I don’t understand, when I thought “Hey, this song is good – who is the singer?”. I then went to the ‘artist’ page and there’s no description about the singer, only a…
My previous lecturer posted on Linkedin of how people completed a task in designing a transport system for an airport, without even reading the resources he attached with his assignment. He asked if people were too quick on arriving to a conclusion (which is a big no-no in Systems Engineering thinking). I think he’s wrong;…
I have a new hobby now, which I consider is a hobby, and that is 3D printing. I am only starting though and it has been very interesting so far. Initially I justified (we always do this, don’t judge me, haha) that 3D printing will help me in not buying certain things like plastics stuff…
Recently my workplace got a 3D printer, and even did a demo of it, which caused me to buy one for myself. Yes, that’s right, I am blaming my workplace for my spending! Jokes aside, I was impressed by the presentation about the ease of use and the benefits that I thought it could bring…
I had to clear my store, or to be exact, the boiler room where I store most of my junks, because the boiler engineer had to come and inspect the state of the boiler. It’s a good thing. But when I had to put the things back in, I had to face the fact that…
Apple has released a new version of iOS and it has Liquid Glass. It’s just a change of design in the UI. Just. The change seems to use skeuormophic (I don’t think I spelled that right), i.e. digital objects mimic real objects. A note app looks like a notebook, complete with binders, dog-eared pages and…
The full title of the book is a bit too long: The Hard Thing About Hard Things, by Ben Horowitz. In comparison, the book is quite short. And the chapters and paragraphs are short too, a bit similar to blog posts compared to productivity/business books. The lessons however are packed and concise. The book starts…
Reading the title and that the speaker used to work in Motorola, catches my interest to view the recording. The presentation was okay, and the presenter he knows his stuff, especially since he was involved since before I was born, but in the end I don’t really quite get what he wants, or I don’t…
I read a newsletter where it was rumoured/assumed that people were faking AI. How weird, and it turned out that wasn’t true. Now if people were using AI to fake things up, that is quite common nowadays. Videos or audios of people, especially famous ones, can be easily created. But there’s almost always a slight…
Or rather the absence of logic! Coincidental to OpenAI having problems with ChatGPT today, this morning I stumbled upon this funny reply from ChatGPT. It began with me finding an old planner that I have not used, from 2022. Not wanting to waste it, I thought it would be useful if the dates still match…
