Guardian Media Group today announced a strategic partnership with Open AI, a leader in artificial intelligence and deployment, that will bring the Guardian’s high quality journalism to ChatGPT’s global users…
Yeah, no. Subscription cancelled, and I told them why.
We got our science on, at Questacon.
Rodd built a Martian landing strip at the Lego Curiosity exhibit.
We also contributed sections to the mosaic.
There was only one school group visiting, so once they passed through, we mostly had the place to ourselves.
This is going to be the cover of our first album. (Can you tell which one of us always runs 5 degrees hotter than the other?)
And oh yeah, I got up the courage to do the 6m free fall that I chickened out on when we visited fifteen years ago.
I’m so proud of myself! Even though I look like a flattened Oompa-Loompa at the end. 😂
I definitely earned some beer at Bentspoke!
Muttaburrasaurus!
“They’re called MINERALS, Marie!”
Inexplicable post-modern architecture!
A restored paddlewheel steamer, cared for and exhibited by some friendly older guys
I took my Valentine out for fancy cocktails and then to see Postmodern Jukebox in Canberra. ❤️ (Effie Passero blew the roof off every time she opened her mouth. Her voice is astonishing.)
It appears the 7:12 to Canberra hasn’t been affected by the industrial action. We’ve passed a LOT of commuters on platforms though that are clearly in for a Bad Day…
Rodd saw the news but didn’t want to tell me, knowing I’d be upset. I probably rode my bike down that street a dozen times. This is terrible. 😢
“The American Quilter’s Society refused to show two artworks in an exhibition centered around the color red after claiming they could be controversial… One quilt could be interpreted as depicting female anatomy, while the other references abortion access.” (Link courtesy of InarticulateQuilter.)
What absolute cowards. I actually went to that exhibition when it toured Australia at the Sydney Quilt Show last July. I saw the “Your Mother. Your Daughter. Your Sister. Your Grandmother. You.” quilt and felt it was both beautiful and powerful… but also, without the sign giving it context, it’s just a quilt made of red squares. I also saw quilts inspired by the Covid pandemic, school shootings, and climate change, and many of them were way more overt than this one.
Although to be fair, I don’t remember seeing the “Origin” work. Feels like I’d remember that. 😜
Okay, I saw the movie version but don’t remember much about it. I certainly didn’t think I was interested in reading the books… until now. 😂 (Link via Metafilter.)
