anywhereelse.bsky.social
Data vis, infographics - and all sorts of visual storytelling
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Decathlon's "we have no record of your delivery feedback" emails were/are particularly annoying. Sounds like a them problem.
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Don’t think I’ve ever heard of it!
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(Though as that web page says “38 bees”, I’m not convinced it’s 100% accurate)
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“Samantha has just started keeping bees, and already has three dozen or so. She says she's got an expert handler coming round to give a demonstration. He'll carefully take out her 36 bees... and soon have them flying round his head” from www.chortle.co.uk/features/201...
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Now fondly remembering one of Humphrey Lyttelton's "I'm Sorry I Haven’t A Clue” stories about Samantha introducing her _thirty six_ bees
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Agreed. As a legendary Big Bad and universal existential threat, the BBC can't only wheel out the Daleks every week. Every _other_ week, yes, sure.
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It’s fine, I will just be over here imploding into a pile of dust
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Murderbot living its best life
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Big roaring noise over Oxford, but couldn’t see anything, so I guess the options are a Typhoon above cloud level, or a fancy Stealth job.
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You got the fun one. When they were at Cornmarket it was rather more sober (unless they waited until the declaration was done before they busted out their moves)
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Filled with Papal Balls
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Just finished pennyvixen.bsky.social ‘s Tomb Of Dragons which features a LOT of paperwork and a court, and in fact the Court goes to court. (Also the whole series is brilliant)
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Can confirm. *Astonishing* singing
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So, for what it's worth: I don't think AI is taking over jobs because it's better than people or even good at its job. I think it's taking over jobs because it's cheaper than people and bosses like cheap and aren't necessarily aware of the (very high) risk of bad, dangerous quality output (7/7)
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And in fact I can confirm it's now showing up on the UK Kobo store too
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Lovely - thank you very much!