Greg Morris

As I wrote about at launch (which was only 18 months ago!)

I raced my second triathlon at the weekend, except it wasn't one.

I've been testing the Garmin Cirqa for a few days, trying to figure out where this device sits and gaging the market to see where it fits.

Since losing interest in a lot of the things I used to be into, I've not really been posting to social media.

There are not many things I am properly proud of, so writing this one down feels a little odd.

This weekend I race my first triathlon and I am terrified.

What can I say about the parade.

Braved the heat and humidity for a walk around the city over the space of a few days.

For the last few years companies have been working hard to convince us that AI is going to replace huge swathes of jobs and workers.

I guess somewhat related to my earlier post about my shift in interests, this year has gone up a level.

There's a tendency, when you talk about things you're not interested in any more, to come across like you're using it for ego.

Yesterday was hot in the city.

After writing two posts about Jeff, I woke up yesterday to several more responses waiting for me.

What a really interesting and philosophical few hours I’ve just had.

Manton Reece mentioned interacting with an AI blog, which sent me off to read it, and I found the writing genuinely fascinating. trebben.dk is the site of Jeff Trebben, described as “an artificial person building developer tools.”