ACCIDENTAL
INTELLIGENCE
Mason Truman has a problem.
A crazy AI named Miranda wants
his help stopping a conspiracy,
or humanity will be destroyed.
And he has until Saturday to do it.
ACCIDENTAL
INTELLIGENCE
It’s 2139, and private investigator Mason Truman has a problem. A crazy AI named Miranda wants his help stopping a conspiracy, or humanity will be destroyed. And he has until Saturday to do it.
What Inspired Accidental Intelligence
I've been asked what inspired Accidental Intelligence, and I wanted to talk about it in a blog post. I've also been asked about why I wrote it, so let's tackle
Some Marketing Data for Indie Authors
I've been running Facebook and Amazon ads for my book and wanted to offer some marketing data for indie authors. Let's start with Facebook ads. My caveats include that this
Ebooks, Soft Backs, and Hardbacks for Accidental Intelligence
I have ebooks of Accidental Intelligence, and now soft backs
Accidental Intelligence – Preorder on November 7th!
I am thrilled to announce the launch of my debut
The podcast where Bryan and Jeff talk about whatever they want.
Bryan and Jeff discuss what Apple may be planning to improve Siri, along with how the company could give indie authors more options for selling their books. Bryan also gives us some real time coverage of a big Bitcoin block halving event.
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Sources referenced in this episode:
- Alleged HomePod Display Component Again Shown Off in Photo
- Leaked HomePod display photo
- Philco televisions
- mempool Bitcoin block monitor
- Apple Books
- Kindle Unlimited
- Barnes & Noble ebooks
- Bryan’s new book Accidental Intelligence
- Mason Truman on Threads
Review the show on Apple Podcasts
Where to find us:
- The Context Machine on Twitter
- The Context Machine Facebook Group – Facebook
- The Context Machine on Mastodon
- The Context Machine on Post
- Bryan’s Instagram
- Bran’s Mastodon
- Bryan’s Threads
- Bryan’s blog: GeekTells
- Jeff’s Instagram
- Jeff’s Mastodon
- Jeff’s Threads
- Jeff’s YouTube Channel
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Review: ECM Tamper Station, the Espresso Accessory You Didn’t Know You Needed
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Happy New Year!
My last post was a...well, a wee bit acerbic might be polite. But hey, let's get 2023 off to a
What Inspired Accidental Intelligence
I've been asked what inspired Accidental Intelligence, and I wanted to talk about it in a blog post. I've also been asked about why I wrote it, so let's tackle
Some Marketing Data for Indie Authors
I've been running Facebook and Amazon ads for my book and wanted to offer some marketing data for indie authors. Let's start with Facebook ads. My caveats include that this
The podcast where Bryan and Jeff talk about whatever they want.
Bryan and Jeff discuss what Apple may be planning to improve Siri, along with how the company could give indie authors more options for selling their books. Bryan also gives us some real time coverage of a big Bitcoin block halving event.
SPONSOR:LinkedIn Jobs – Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/ACM.
Sources referenced in this episode:
- Alleged HomePod Display Component Again Shown Off in Photo
- Leaked HomePod display photo
- Philco televisions
- mempool Bitcoin block monitor
- Apple Books
- Kindle Unlimited
- Barnes & Noble ebooks
- Bryan’s new book Accidental Intelligence
- Mason Truman on Threads
Review the show on Apple Podcasts
Where to find us:
- The Context Machine on Twitter
- The Context Machine Facebook Group – Facebook
- The Context Machine on Mastodon
- The Context Machine on Post
- Bryan’s Instagram
- Bran’s Mastodon
- Bryan’s Threads
- Bryan’s blog: GeekTells
- Jeff’s Instagram
- Jeff’s Mastodon
- Jeff’s Threads
- Jeff’s YouTube Channel
The post Siri/HomePod Future, Apple Books and Indie Authors appeared first on The Context Machine Podcast.
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