What the What (WTW)? This is my new favorite expression. I picked it up yesterday when my wife (Gina the Gorgeous) and I binge-watched the 4-part Happy Shiny People: Duggar Family Secrets documentary on Amazon Prime Video. This was a mix of happy (a little), sad (a lot), and frightening (a whole lot) for us.
Sad because Gina and I both … Read More → "Gruesome Gambols Gripping Generative AI (Part 3)"
I’m not having a good day. “Why so?” You ask. Well, thank you so much for caring. I have a sad tale to tell—one that will doubtless bring a little tear to your eye. I stand before you a broken man, hanging my head in shame, with my credentials as an engineer hanging in tatters.
Since we have so much of an artificial intelligence (AI) … Read More → "Gruesome Gambols Gripping Generative AI (Part 2)"
I love being me, which is a good thing when you come to think about it, because I don’t think the alternative would be much fun. In addition to being a trend-setter and leader of fashion, one of the things I’ve been blessed with is a good imagination, but—as we will see—a good imagination can be a double-edged sword.
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I am currently wearing my patent-pending puzzled and perplexed expression. This manly mien was handed down to me by my father when he determined he had no further use for it. It was the aspect he assumed when my mother requested him to undertake some chore around the house. Oftentimes, he managed to look so befuddled and bewildered that she ended up performing the task herself. I’ … Read More → "Using Generative AI for Refactoring and Debugging Code Cuts Debugging Time in Half!"
Is it just me, or is everyone fascinated by the idea of humanoid robots in general and intelligent humanoid robots in particular? Just saying this has left (what I laughingly call) my mind buzzing with robot-related nuggets of knowledge and tidbits of trivia.
I remember watching The Jetsons</ … Read More → "MathWorks Meets the Cobot Cohort from Universal Robots"
I sometimes joke that I’d bend over backwards to be flexible and that I’d give my right arm to be ambidextrous (I didn’t say they were good jokes). Now, following a recent excursion into wibbly-wobbly analog space (where no one can hear you scream), I’m tempted to say that I’d jump through hoops to be more agile.
I … Read More → "Agile Analog Makes the Analog Parts of SoC Design Easy Peasy Lemon Squeezy"
