The snow has gone but the wind has picked up. We can hear the sea pounding angrily against the shore as we leave the house. The cormorants are enjoying themselves leaping off the jagged rocks into the surf in search of breakfast. They ignore us.
Half an hour later the sun is up and the weather has improved. We use the gap in the clouds to pop into town for a walk. Heavy sleet is expected this afternoon. We lay in an extra stock of milk and bread just in case we get cut off. 30 miles north of here they've had more than a foot of snow overnight. Best to be prepared.
A very Danish hotel at an affordable price:https://www.brondumshotel.com/
Vaccinations hidden benefits :https://www.insidehook.com/longevity/vaccines-side-benefits-reduce-dementia-risk
A new AI induced moral quandry. Is this a good idea ? :https://theconversation.com/should-ai-be-allowed-to-resurrect-the-dead-272643
This essay, we're told over dinner, is one of the most insightful things about AI ever written :https://docs.google.com/document/d/19-ajYTp2hwOW9WcirY9OIoSvMdfyivup8LMI92PkS20/edit?tab=t.0
4 comments:
Hari Om
0830h by the Clyde and it's so dark outside, I haven't even opened the curtains. Whether there's snow in them thar clouds is yet to be revealed. I suspect not, but still doom and gloom... reading that AI essay, all I could see was a manic mind metaphorically rubbing its hands at the mischief it could get up to... YAM xx
Heavy sleet sounds pretty dreadful - good to stay warm inside.
Alastair Brough: https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/12067129.father-tells-of-sons-death/
My father was drafted into the Army near the end of World War II, and defended New York, that is as far as he made it, before being discharged and sent home. Must have worked, the enemy never took New York.
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