Scott Pack

@meandmybigmouth.bsky.social

New book coming next year. Don't say I didn't warn you. Reading: https://uk.bookshop.org/shop/meandmybigmouth Writing: https://meandmybigmouth.medium.com/ Selling: https://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/meandmybigmouth He/him.

I received an email from IndexerLabs, addressed to myself and my co-author, mentioning our forthcoming book and offering their services to help us make an index. No idea how they got our details or knew about the book, but if this review is to be believed (and I do), they're a shower of AI shite.

American Society for Indexing@asindexing.bsky.social · 2mo ago

IndexerLabs Review IndexerLabs advertises “accurate, elegant, publication-ready indexes comparable to professional work”, produced using a custom model trained on 1,000+ indexes harvested from the open web.... https://asindexing.org/ai-news/indexerlabs-review/

You can't spend more than five minutes in Copenhagen without noticing the sheer volume of cyclists. There are bikes everywhere. They are legion. I have never seen so many on the roads, although, to be fair, I've never visited Amsterdam. But I am often in Oxford and used to live in Cambridge.

There's a new film showing next week at the cinema a 5-minute walk from my Copenhagen apartment, and it has the dream Danish actor lineup. Do I go, even though both the Q&A and the film will be in a language I don't understand? I am tempted.

This is a partial screenshot from the Empire Cinema website. It has an image of the actors Sidse Babett Knudsen and Sophie Gråbøl taken from the film Dobbeltfejl, which my browser has translated into English as Double Error, but I'm pretty sure it should be Double Fault. There is a button to buy tickets to meet the actors for the film's preview on the 22nd of September.

The Neverending Book is a sweet idea but, ultimately, proves to be rather pointless. The fable-like premise is fun. A king instructs two subjects to travel the world and collect information about the strangest books they can find. Much of what follows is, effectively, a list of peculiar books...

The Neverending Book

The Spellbinding Japanese Bestseller – A Magical Celebration of Books and StoriesThere once was a book-loving king who lived in the Kingdom of - well, no need to get into details. The story went somet...

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