Dave

@davejnick.bsky.social

Older but not necessarily wiser. Phil Thompson nearly ran me over and Sammy Lee told me I look like Eric Clapton. Not sure which was worse. Once complimented on my beard by Jeremy Corbyn. Would put cauliflower and Mick Hucknall into Room 101.

My ex brother in law is a City fan, and *not* one of the sound ones. I've no idea what he makes of it all because we blocked each other, pretty much everywhere, years ago. But I do hope he's having a lovely week.

Someone on a work call has just asked me what scampi fries are, and I'm honestly not listening to anything else they're saying now for wondering what else is a mystery to them.

If they'd found so much as a packet of sparklers in any of those vans, those lads would be getting held for 14 days. The fact that they were out within 48 hours of arrest means there likely wasn't sufficient evidence to persuade a judge they were terrorists.

I want my country back. By that, I mean a country where I would be confident that a thug who livestreamed himself stabbing an RNLI dingy on an active operation would a) Be universally condemned b) Be swiftly arrested, put on trial and if found guilty, face many years in jail. I miss that country.

I'm now officially of the age that it feels like every time I look at any of my old school groups on Facebook, the latest post is usually one announcing that one of my old teachers has just died.

The perils of coaching a football team. Still thinking so much about our game this morning, that I barely took any notice of the Liverpool Bournemouth game. Couldn't even tell you which players were on the pitch at FT.

Saw 30 seconds of 'Sharpe' while flicking through the channels for something to watch, and he didn't say 'bastard' once. Must have been an edited version.

It's going to take years, but this is the best way to destroy ai. They'll fight it all the way to the end, but unless there's a massive reevaluation of fair use/copyright laws, I don't see them winning this. I just hope creators don't back down. And if they do, it's All Over. Seriously.

Tyler King@tyleraking.com · last mo.

“A senior executive at Microsoft said A.I. systems built on the work of others will be seen as ‘an astonishing theft of unprecedented proportions’ and possibly the greatest robbery of labor in human history, according to court documents unredacted Thursday in an ongoing Manhattan lawsuit.”