Some Guy in Kent

@kentguy.bsky.social

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Professional doom scroller

SpaceX share price looking like a theme park rollercoaster. They have lost ~28% of their value since the IPO
007 First Light, PS5, Argos - £48.99
The Ashley Cain Apology Tour - after being exposed as a misogynistic prick He would very much like to apologise and “pretty please, can I have my TV career back?” (No - fuck off)
My Labradoodle has a very poor concept of personal space
Part of the old town in Folkestone, UK
Masters of the Universe poster
Lots of rubbish strewn along Folkestone sea front where the seagulls have ripped open bags placed next to a full bin
Tim Stanley tweet from 2012 “I really do despise the English. You make the effort to wear a bowtie and you just get laughed at by builders.”
Folkestone Harbour, Sunny Sands, and the Warren, first thing this morning
An apricot labradoodle twitching away in her sleep on a sofa
How we used to deal with truly objectionable arseholes in society
Ipswich in 1940, which is just fields south of the river Gipping
A mobile ‘party speaker’ - for when ‘loud speaker on your phone’ isn’t quite obnoxious enough
The new Renault 5 EV
John Terry getting kicked in the head
An action shot from the Ipswich Star showing the offending bin - the headline reads ‘Chaos as blustery winds throw emptied food bins across Ipswich streets’
Corporate email detailing all the shortfalls of our new AI tooling “As Al becomes part of more of our everyday tools, you may hear terms that sound technical or even confusing. This week's tip explains three common Al concepts: Al Hallucinations This is when Al gives an answer that sounds confident and convincing but is wrong or made up. It usually happens when the prompt is vague or the Al doesn't have enough information. Think of it like someone guessing instead of saying "I don't know." Al Bias Al learns from data created by humans, and that data can contain gaps or unfair patterns. Al bias means the results may unintentionally favour certain views, groups, or assumptions over others. This is why human review and critical thinking are always essential.”