I've mentioned my company is leaning pretty hard into a particular teamwork based AI system. I don't think I'll ever use it for writing or the like, but there are sooooo many new technical terms I keep coming across as we deal with a wide variety of industries, products, and processes.

I will admit it has been useful for giving me a quick summary of these things so I can keep going through the email, etc. without having to stumble around for an explanation. Obviously I don't trust it 100%, but I think in my case, since the answers are so cut and dry, it does a decent job with brief summarizations.

In a hotel on a recent bidness trip, I was watching The Terminator as it was the only semi-interesting thing that was on (and hadn't seen it for awhile; it was on HBO, so the whole picture). Anyway, it reminded me there was a computer game based on this I used to play. It was basically an open world concept where you could play Reese or the Terminator. As I was watching, I was wondering if it was one of the first open world games out there (I was playing it several years after it was released). Is that true? It would take three seconds to Goggle, but I need content here, so yeah?

With as incessant all of the news, mock picks, etc. about the NFL draft has been, I thought it was in a couple days or something. It's not until the end of the month.

Congrats to Phil for pulling off a come from behind win for the brackef!

Usually if we're running around outside our usual habitat, we tend to be pretty quickly in and out. However when we do have a few extra moments, it's always cool to find something we didn't know was there, but was awesome to see.

Seriously, enough with the music biopics. I'm not a fan of biopics to begin with, but for whatever reason, they're just churning out all these musician(s) ones lately.

As someone with less hair than I'd like, I usually just do a buzzcut. I've no desire to shave my scalp; seems like way too much effort. I also don't want to go to a barber and pay $30 (even at the cheap places) to do a simple buzzcut, so I've generally been doing it by myself at home, but even that feels like too much effort lately. Then, an idea occurred to me: barber schools. It's pretty hard to mess up a buzzcut.

A new season is upon us! It's certainly looking to be, uh, a real corker. Anyway, there's a lot of new menu items at Target Field (this link has pictures, but also critiques). What 3 dishes are you picking to try out and share with your friends and family (only going with the savory options here):

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For whatever reason, after a week of spring break, the kids got Monday and Tuesday off as well. Was a bit of a struggle to get them out of the house this morning.

I was just thinking of that month I was super into William Onyeabor. That was fun.