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Fully Suburbanized
It took a little bit, but I am fully suburbanized. Just 12 months ago I was a legally single male who frequented nice bars and restaurants in Philadelphia with his fiancé. We lived right next to the hustlin' bustlin' Italian Market. I was running on the Schuylkill to...
What a Shot!
I was at a roofing show in Atlantic City and a booth had a golf simulator in it. I tested my luck and put a shot to 10 ft from 169 yards. This got me into the shootout. This pitted me against 2 other guys and again I put it to 10 ft out of 5 shots which held. Now I...
Love to See It
I'm starting to find my groove with the Wall Street Journal online. It took some adjusting, but after years of using the paper, I've adapted to reading articles on my PC. I'll alt click 20 articles and consume them as quickly as possible. This will keep me better...
Changes in the Seasons
Why do I enjoy the technical differences in a TV series from season to season? When you notice that the scenes are wiping differently. When there's was a noticeable budget shift based on the success that can be seen in actors, sets, and directing. Seeing increased...
Using Tech Well – My Virtual Chess Friend
I am heavily critical of tech. When I say tech, I entirely mean the smart phone and social media. I've actively limited social media apps on my phone to 20 minutes a day (it goes by quicker than you think!) and am insistent that the doom scroll usage should be...
Running the Golf Pool
The Major's golf pool hit a record high this year with 58 entries. This historical movement came even after the decision to bump the entry fee $25 to $175. We'll attribute the positive response to the enhanced decision making of yours truly who knows that stagnate...
The 95 Gap
My Pine Barrens review was superior to ChatGPT's. Its was written like a cliff note entry and they'd never seen the episode. I thought the way they formatted the post with numbers was different. I wonder if that's tested and determined to be the best way people...
Who Does it Better?
I was annoyed at Sam's blog and how well AI described human feelings about those older songs better than a human. Perhaps I shouldn't be surprised. It holds a key advantage being able to scrape from billions of data points and we only get to use our brain. How does it...
An Ode to Oldies
Yesterday in the warehouse I threw on CCR Radio on Spotify. The playlist was cycling through some expected tunes like Listen to the Music, Born on the Bayou, Take the Money and Run, etc. until I heard not one, but TWO songs I'd never heard before. And you know what?...
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