transcribing some more of my v. professional interviews

just give me an AI that can write fucking regexes

Henry Cooke You mean this? autoregex.xyz it's not bad, but getting the English right is pretty tricky.

Henry Cooke

This is today! And looks great, nice work Andrew Marks & Freddie Watkins

Henry Cooke Freddie Watkins Thank you friend!!! We're live here: kickstarter.com/projects/fredd…

that scene out of every contagion thriller where they’re desperately tracking patient zero except it’s with a toddler and fox poo

1. BASIC 2. Perl 3. PHP 4. Javascript 5. Lingo 6. Actionscript 7. Processing 8. Python 9. Objective-C 10. C# Plus a bit of C++, Java, Lua, C etc

4/5 Our initial findings showed sharing a digital space improves the feeling of togetherness. However we had introduce what we call "shared history" to make this work asynchronously. It's inspired by how offices work and you can read more on the website rig.rd.labs.bbc/offices-asynch…

Sundays loiter was chilly but warm hearted. We wandered through science, magick, bollards, bulbs, civil war, absent landlords, mushrooms, internet tangles and more, ending at one of Mcrs finest haunts Cask. All welcome to join us next month. Also fantastic to meet Gill Moore.

Twitter revealed its algorithm to the world. But what does it mean for you? I spent the evening analyzing it. Here’s what you need to know:

A group of San Franciscans realized that they can disable Waymo and Cruise robotaxis by placing a traffic cone on the vehicle's hood. They're now encouraging others to do it: "Hell no, we do not consent to this."

I'm giving a keynote at ACM ICMI Official tomorrow. Great occasion to be at a conference I wouldn't usually attend and learn about research in Human-Computer Interaction and robotics #ICMI2023

Over in the day job, the BBC Research & Development Advisory Team has just published a really fascinating piece of research into tech trends, with the great title 'Things are not normal' h/t to Henry Cooke, the main author and cat juggler. bbc.co.uk/rd/blog/2023-1…

Appreciate Henry Cooke and the BBC Research & Development crew for getting me involved with their new report exploring potential futures and what emergent technologies may contribute to these alternative timelines bbc.co.uk/rd/blog/2023-1…

Had a great time hosting the brilliant Henry Cooke from BBC Research & Development to speak to my students at UAL Creative Computing Institute! It was fascinating to hear about the diverse range of work he has been involved in over the years and his exciting new role in foresight.