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.
May You Live in Interesting Times
Firstly, according to Wikipedia, the titular phrase of this post has never been traced back to a Chinese source, but it's apt nonetheless. We live in interesting times. And it
The Context Machine and Other Updates
Looks like a couple of things have happened since my last post. There was the ongoing pandemic. An insurrection. A massive spike in homophobia and transphobia. Book banning (which always
Then There Was the Mayoral Candidate Who Listed Being “White” as a Qualification
I can't even...I mean...fuck me running, I so want to
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.
Chaffin’s Razor
I have this theory, something I've been working on for many years. One of our listeners (D. Scott Frey) on
Whispers 3
It's Sunday. A day for sleeping late. A day for not worrying about getting up. Or meetings. A day for
Bryan’s Tips for Making a Tasty Iced Latte
My Death Wish Coffee review was fairly popular, and I thought it would be nifty to follow it up with
May You Live in Interesting Times
Firstly, according to Wikipedia, the titular phrase of this post has never been traced back to a Chinese source, but it's apt nonetheless. We live in interesting times. And it
The Context Machine and Other Updates
Looks like a couple of things have happened since my last post. There was the ongoing pandemic. An insurrection. A massive spike in homophobia and transphobia. Book banning (which always
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.
Speaking of Clouds, How about Some Words?
I won't bother telling you that I've finished Accidental Intelligence again. We've all been down that path together too many times. I
A Giant Cotton Candy Cloudship Enterprise
I was driving back from Vegas after CES back in January—in southeast California to be precise—and there was this killer
Fiddle About
ZOMG, but Giorgio A. Tsoukalos is one of my guilty pleasures. First on Ancient Aliens and various standalone UFO specials,
Scattershot: Writing Update, Guitar Show, Cherokee Purple Tomatoes
I know, it's been roughly forever since my last update. I've been working quite hard on my novel(s), and I
Sign up for Great Stuff!
Sign up for me weekly Newsletter.
Scatter Shot: Quadrophenia, Stormdancer, GoodReads
I haven't made a post in a few days, mainly because I didn't have a lot to specifically say. As I was trying to think of what to write about,
MacNotables Interview Posted
The awesome and fantastic Chuck Joiner of MacJury, MacNotables, and MacTV was kind enough to invite me on to an episode of MacNotables. He wanted my thoughts on the Apple-Samsung
Partially Stoked!
The title is a lie, because I am totally stoked! On Monday morning, I got my first request for a partial! That's publishing speak for when an author is asked
The Agony of the Synopsis, or How Not to Write a Synopsis
I've been pretty busy for the last few weeks, starting with sending out a new round of query letters. I've found five really kick ass agents to start with, with
Rejection Letter #1!
Well, I'm no longer a virgin—I have received my first official rejection letter. She was nice about it, and everything; we aren't a good fit. Plus, I evidently have cooties
Trek Nation Is Awesome
I rewatched Trek Nation today, and was hit once again with how awesome it is. If you're not familiar with it, Trek Nation is a documentary about Star Trek made
