Things I Like And Don't Like
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Don't Like - The Continued Onslaught Of AI
Yesterday, I saw a perfect example of how dumb forcing AI into places it isn’t good or necessary can be courtesy of Gatorade. What was their big innovation? They let people print dumb AI graphics on their water bottles. On the left is a new...
Like - Cracking My Joints
For soft fleshy creatures we sure do pop a lot. Our knuckles, our hips, our necks, and our backs love to let out little snaps. They happen on purpose and on accident, though on purpose is always better. Personally, I like to crack my knuckl...
Don't Like - Leaving Early To Beat Traffic
If you live in a city that is dominated by cars and you want to attend a big cultural event like a concert or a sports game, you ought to stay until the very end. It doesn’t matter that you’ll have to walk out with a bunch of other people t...
Like - Not Having To Wear Matching Clothes At A Wedding
One thing I’ve felt grateful for this year is that I haven’t had to go rent a dumb color suit to wear for one day as a member of a wedding party. Whoever started this stupid tradition should have to be subject to a class action lawsuit. Thi...
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