Month December 2023
The deadline calendaring and matter management company LawToolBox has added new artificial intelligence features through its integrations with Microsoft Outlook and Teams that automate the calendaring of court dates and contractual deadlines. With the new features, LawToolBox can read emails… Continue Reading →
If you develop one of the ideas I write about here, tell me about it! Let me try it out. Lately there have been people doing this, but for some reason I don’t find out about the work until it’s… Continue Reading →
Open source model startup Mistral AI released a new LLM last week with nothing but a torrent link. It has now offered some details about Mixtral, the new LLM. From a report: Mistral AI continues its mission to deliver the… Continue Reading →
The 1802 Battle of Crête-à-Pierrot was part of Napoléon’s effort to retake Haiti − then known as Saint-Domingue − and reestablish slavery in the colony. Wikimedia CommonsCritics have been raking Ridley Scott’s new movie about Napoléon Bonaparte over the coals… Continue Reading →
All those original shows on streaming services brought us “peak TV.” But the New York Times reports on the flipside: back in the cable universe, they’re experiencing “zombie TV”: In 2015, the USA cable network was a force in original… Continue Reading →
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U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) is throwing her weight behind Beeper, the app that allowed Android users to message iPhone users via iMessage, until Apple shut it down. Warren, an advocate for stricter antitrust enforcement, posted her support for Beeper… Continue Reading →
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UPDATE: John Romero released a new 9-map episode of Doom. But it was 30 years ago today that Doom “invented the modern PC games industry, as a place dominated by technologically advanced action shooters,” remembers the Guardian: In late August… Continue Reading →
A 16-year-old high school student reverse engineered Apple’s messaging protocol, leading to the launch of an interoperable Android app called “Beeper Mini”. But on Friday the Verge reported that “less than a week after its launch, the app started experiencing… Continue Reading →