Gerry Calderhead
@gerry.omg.lol
Scotsman in Sydney. Likes solving tech puzzles currently around trade and logistics. Whisky fan. Unprofitable trader wannabe.
weak with the strong, strong with the weak.
October 18, 2025 at 8:56 PM
weak with the strong, strong with the weak.
The worlds first write-only programming language
April 19, 2025 at 2:45 AM
The worlds first write-only programming language
The children, they yearn for the fields.
March 30, 2025 at 12:47 AM
The children, they yearn for the fields.
but what about Hillary's emails!?!
March 24, 2025 at 7:09 PM
but what about Hillary's emails!?!
Why report this obvious nonsense, instead of what Trump has actually done on Day #1 via his set of EOs?
January 21, 2025 at 11:27 AM
Why report this obvious nonsense, instead of what Trump has actually done on Day #1 via his set of EOs?
Maybe I'm blind.
I saw attracting talent, and UKRI fellowships etc
But feels like more should be done around research grants into the area.
I saw attracting talent, and UKRI fellowships etc
But feels like more should be done around research grants into the area.
January 14, 2025 at 11:48 AM
Maybe I'm blind.
I saw attracting talent, and UKRI fellowships etc
But feels like more should be done around research grants into the area.
I saw attracting talent, and UKRI fellowships etc
But feels like more should be done around research grants into the area.
Some nice ideas in there.
Seems to be assuming AI is mostly a solved problem - so it's about upskilling people to leverage it, and putting enablers like a big compute farm out there.
Sceptical but okay.
I didn't see a tactic around funding academic research into future AI breakthroughs in UK
Seems to be assuming AI is mostly a solved problem - so it's about upskilling people to leverage it, and putting enablers like a big compute farm out there.
Sceptical but okay.
I didn't see a tactic around funding academic research into future AI breakthroughs in UK
January 14, 2025 at 11:44 AM
Some nice ideas in there.
Seems to be assuming AI is mostly a solved problem - so it's about upskilling people to leverage it, and putting enablers like a big compute farm out there.
Sceptical but okay.
I didn't see a tactic around funding academic research into future AI breakthroughs in UK
Seems to be assuming AI is mostly a solved problem - so it's about upskilling people to leverage it, and putting enablers like a big compute farm out there.
Sceptical but okay.
I didn't see a tactic around funding academic research into future AI breakthroughs in UK
Haha that's not a criticism I have leveled at me often.
l hope he bets the farm on it.
l hope he bets the farm on it.
January 14, 2025 at 2:23 AM
Haha that's not a criticism I have leveled at me often.
l hope he bets the farm on it.
l hope he bets the farm on it.
Enron doesn't have the cash, and he's not a good investment given the wrecking ball he took to Twitter
Owning the libs isn't going to be a good enough reason to invest.
I suspect this is why Zuck is kissing Trump's feet.
FB have the cash, Zuck has the control, etc.
But wtf do I know.
Owning the libs isn't going to be a good enough reason to invest.
I suspect this is why Zuck is kissing Trump's feet.
FB have the cash, Zuck has the control, etc.
But wtf do I know.
January 14, 2025 at 1:51 AM
Enron doesn't have the cash, and he's not a good investment given the wrecking ball he took to Twitter
Owning the libs isn't going to be a good enough reason to invest.
I suspect this is why Zuck is kissing Trump's feet.
FB have the cash, Zuck has the control, etc.
But wtf do I know.
Owning the libs isn't going to be a good enough reason to invest.
I suspect this is why Zuck is kissing Trump's feet.
FB have the cash, Zuck has the control, etc.
But wtf do I know.
an enjoyable read and what a fantastic end to your quest.
I now find myself recalling odd little details of my own childhood, little oddities I don't think have come to mind in 20+ years - so thank you for that :-)
I now find myself recalling odd little details of my own childhood, little oddities I don't think have come to mind in 20+ years - so thank you for that :-)
January 10, 2025 at 6:23 PM
an enjoyable read and what a fantastic end to your quest.
I now find myself recalling odd little details of my own childhood, little oddities I don't think have come to mind in 20+ years - so thank you for that :-)
I now find myself recalling odd little details of my own childhood, little oddities I don't think have come to mind in 20+ years - so thank you for that :-)
Any successful action taken that averts disaster, looks in hindsight like an overreaction.
Also happened in COVID - when countries did very hard lockdowns that kept the deaths low the citizens thought the whole thing was a horrible overreaction (making some generalisations there)
Also happened in COVID - when countries did very hard lockdowns that kept the deaths low the citizens thought the whole thing was a horrible overreaction (making some generalisations there)
December 29, 2024 at 1:13 PM
Any successful action taken that averts disaster, looks in hindsight like an overreaction.
Also happened in COVID - when countries did very hard lockdowns that kept the deaths low the citizens thought the whole thing was a horrible overreaction (making some generalisations there)
Also happened in COVID - when countries did very hard lockdowns that kept the deaths low the citizens thought the whole thing was a horrible overreaction (making some generalisations there)
Is it the dismantling of the machinery of cruelty that was being applied to people fleeing war and persecution that you object to most?
Or is it the people who are finally being allowed to do their jobs and process refugee applications now clearing the artificial backlog, perhaps?
Or is it the people who are finally being allowed to do their jobs and process refugee applications now clearing the artificial backlog, perhaps?
December 24, 2024 at 1:42 AM
Is it the dismantling of the machinery of cruelty that was being applied to people fleeing war and persecution that you object to most?
Or is it the people who are finally being allowed to do their jobs and process refugee applications now clearing the artificial backlog, perhaps?
Or is it the people who are finally being allowed to do their jobs and process refugee applications now clearing the artificial backlog, perhaps?
His transformation from Tony Stark to Baron Von Blitzschlag is almost complete
December 20, 2024 at 7:36 PM
His transformation from Tony Stark to Baron Von Blitzschlag is almost complete
Release the 96 page opinion, we all deserve a good fucking laugh.
December 9, 2024 at 10:02 PM
Release the 96 page opinion, we all deserve a good fucking laugh.
Maybe a business opportunity
A freelancer debt collector
You sell them the debt you're owned by media company for article.
They do the bad cop
Collect enough debts for same media co and become a major pain in their arse and liability, especially if it's real court and not small claims time.
A freelancer debt collector
You sell them the debt you're owned by media company for article.
They do the bad cop
Collect enough debts for same media co and become a major pain in their arse and liability, especially if it's real court and not small claims time.
December 9, 2024 at 12:59 PM
Maybe a business opportunity
A freelancer debt collector
You sell them the debt you're owned by media company for article.
They do the bad cop
Collect enough debts for same media co and become a major pain in their arse and liability, especially if it's real court and not small claims time.
A freelancer debt collector
You sell them the debt you're owned by media company for article.
They do the bad cop
Collect enough debts for same media co and become a major pain in their arse and liability, especially if it's real court and not small claims time.
It's terribly hypocritical.
Media Companies accuse Tech Companies of abusive practices, under/not paying, divide and conquer.
Yet here they are doing exactly the same thing to freelancers. It's abusive.
Media Companies accuse Tech Companies of abusive practices, under/not paying, divide and conquer.
Yet here they are doing exactly the same thing to freelancers. It's abusive.
December 9, 2024 at 12:53 PM
It's terribly hypocritical.
Media Companies accuse Tech Companies of abusive practices, under/not paying, divide and conquer.
Yet here they are doing exactly the same thing to freelancers. It's abusive.
Media Companies accuse Tech Companies of abusive practices, under/not paying, divide and conquer.
Yet here they are doing exactly the same thing to freelancers. It's abusive.
use it all the time, both for roasting vegetables.
Generally use it as an oven but
- heats up quickly
- doesn't heat the house
- doesn't use as much electricity.
Great for warming up things too.
Generally use it as an oven but
- heats up quickly
- doesn't heat the house
- doesn't use as much electricity.
Great for warming up things too.
December 1, 2024 at 8:54 PM
use it all the time, both for roasting vegetables.
Generally use it as an oven but
- heats up quickly
- doesn't heat the house
- doesn't use as much electricity.
Great for warming up things too.
Generally use it as an oven but
- heats up quickly
- doesn't heat the house
- doesn't use as much electricity.
Great for warming up things too.
Chancellor...
Economist...
Financial Times...
Rather than stir a bit of outrage this really just damages your credibility.
Waste of everyone's time.
Economist...
Financial Times...
Rather than stir a bit of outrage this really just damages your credibility.
Waste of everyone's time.
November 25, 2024 at 9:26 PM
Chancellor...
Economist...
Financial Times...
Rather than stir a bit of outrage this really just damages your credibility.
Waste of everyone's time.
Economist...
Financial Times...
Rather than stir a bit of outrage this really just damages your credibility.
Waste of everyone's time.
Can someone try and record the THUMP he makes when he hits the ground... we can get someone to put a tune to it... hours of listening pleasure...
November 24, 2024 at 10:04 AM
Can someone try and record the THUMP he makes when he hits the ground... we can get someone to put a tune to it... hours of listening pleasure...
Lot of buildings around these days.
November 23, 2024 at 9:57 PM
Lot of buildings around these days.