Second from top post of his on link*din. I don't know if that is chronological, but it's 2 months ago, so: DING DING DING YOU'RE A WINNER

Godspeed 🫡

This is what I call Jeopardy Meat. I often have Jeopardy Bacon or Jeopardy Sausages. Ignore the date, go by the smell test. I'd 100% eat that if it smelled ok.

There's a lot of gorgeous brutalism out there, they can't always use my favr

Is UEA on it?

I mean, there is always an ongoing dipshit, isn't there

There's an ongoing dipshit

If they have actually solved the very hard problem of successfully and usefully automating integration of calendering with human communication networks, in a way that works at scale and complexity (he hasn't) then he would be selling that for a lot of money (he isn't).

My strong intuition is that this guy's use-case is either trivially simple—incredibly likely!—or it just doesn't work as well as he claims—and he might not even be aware of that, that's something slop engineers are quite vulnerable to. Or it is just dishonesty, they're prone to that too.

of large-scale comms networks, and documentation is never comprehensive, let alone even "good". And without that nuance AI agents are simply unable to know what is "high importance" other than what is starkly obvious.

The calendar integration bit is laughably easy, and in no way requires AI to work, it's a well solved problem and has been for years. It's the analysis of comms platforms - email, Slack, Teams, etc - which is the problem. There is so much assumed and environmental knowledge at the heart

Oh, and then there's the shared family one, but that is just wrapped up in the personal one, so doesn't feel different.

Fucking THREE. Personal one in google, work one in Google which one-way syncs to my personal one, then my work client's calendar which is in outlook and one-way syncs to the work one (but not then to the personal one). It is a ✨constant✨fucking✨nightmare✨

My eldest is pretty much decided against university, despite being just as suited for it as me, if not more, simply because of the cost. If the plans is to repress social mobility and generalised education, it's definitely working

Loans did the rest, and I made the final payment on my loan just after my 30th birthday, nearly nine years after graduation.

I got a grant in my first year only, it was scrapped after that, and no fees at all in any year. I think my grant was about £1,300 and entirely paid for that year's rent. In my 4th year (did a "sandwich" degree course) the rent was £150 pcm, which a two days a week bar job just about covered.

I am that cheap, yes