The Stochastic Game

Water potato dog rates your rivers by showing different levels of potatoness

We’re going to see this AI-coding study shared A LOT around the web in the next few days, and although I’m selfishly pretty happy with the conclusion, I’m hoping this will kick-start many other similar studies.

“How Vancouver Is Extra Kind to Land Speculators”: of course, real-estate corporations have found yet another way to game the system.

Nice bit of historical research: “Phrase origin: Why do we “call” functions?”

“The U.S. boycott remains strong. Why many Canadians are digging in their heels”: Yep, in our family we still buy as little U.S. stuff as possible, and cancelled any travel plans south of the border for the foreseeable future.

The video series “No CGI is really just invisible CGI” is absolutely great. I highly recommend it if you have any passing interest for SFX, VFX, or filmmaking in general.

It’s funny, I could swear most of you voted for a Liberal Prime Minister, and yet it seems we got a Conservative one.

This website blew my mind: Frame of Preference, a history of the macOS system settings panel. And no, these aren’t just screenshots of old Macs on the side of the text. Click on them. Enjoy.

Yay! Clouds! Thank you weather manipulating lizard people.

Hahahahahaha: “McDonald’s AI Hiring Bot Exposed Millions of Applicants’ Data to Hackers Who Tried the Password ‘123456’”