I've always wanted podcasts to be more like radio. I want to be able to turn something on, like a radio, and for audio to just come out. No choosing, just listening. So, of course, my second vibecoding experiment was to try and build something that does that.
For various reasons (an influx of bots, the lack of a speaker, 'life') I've got to cancel Presentation Club 5 on Wednesday. Apologies. And, because of those bots, I'm going to move away from Eventbrite for the next one. It'll be on
Way back in the Internet of Things I built this bikemap with the help of Tom Taylor and Andy Huntington. It shows which of the tfl bike stations near our flat have got bikes. (And when I say 'with the help of'' I mean I thought of
#Agentic #NotByChoice #SpeakingAgenticAnyway #jargon — #BruceSterling (@bruces.bsky.social) 2026-02-23T13:36:53.756Z Something big is happening but it doesn't add up The Rundown: Why YouTube has become key for brand GEO strategiesBrands hoping to improve their performance in zero-click search and LLM chatbot results are focusing on the
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I was worried that I didn't have anything that would justify charging for a subscription. This is what I came up with after that, it's the thing I unblocked. I think I was right, I couldn't justify charging for this.
I've done another interview with a former Interesting speaker. A brilliant set of recommendations and ideas from Sophie. Find her at Wardrobe Strategy and on instagram
oh.... my god?? actual chart from learn.microsoft.com/en-us/traini... btw — GlaireDaggers🍉🏳️⚧️🎄 (@glairedaggers.bsky.social) 2026-02-16T23:07:39.184Z Now is a good time to shut up about AI (Incidentally, 'now is a good time to shut up about...' would make a good ongoing series) My humanities