Welcome to What the Tech, a series where we explore and make sense of technologies and trending topics impacting IT, Security, and Business. Art and Artificial Intelligence Please read this blog post and generate some images to accompany it. Let’s start with a title/Header Image For a while now, many have been stoking fears of automation and artificial intelligence taking away jobs and ruining things for creatives. Why automate art when there’s other bs we could be automating away?

Where to begin? What a year 2023 has been. A lot has happened, and I’m excited to catch you all up on everything. TL;DR: I have had a great year, personally and professionally. Everyone is happy and healthy. Writing I’m writing again, obviously. I’m excited about it, and it feels really good to be putting “pen” to “paper” so to speak, after a concerted effort this November to try a NaNoWriMo.

Just keep writing. Just keep writing. Just keep writing. That’s what they say, but I’ve never found it that easy to do. This week, for example, I wrote and rewrote the first couple hundred words of what is supposed to be a new chapter in a new part of the book, and even still I’m struggling to think of where to go next. I know what should happen, but each time it feels like I’ve lost the momentum from the end of the last chapter.

I make some pretty good pizza. It’s taken a couple years to get it right, but I think we’ve got it down now. If you’re thinking about trying to make pizza at home, here are some tips, tricks, and advice for you to consider as you embark on this most excellent pursuit. Dough Good dough is the foundation of good pizza. You want to make a high gluten dough, and you ideally want a long, cold proof.

Hello world! This is my first post. I wrote it just for you.

Introduction For your reading pleasure is a look into an early chapter of Spring of Black Flowers. Chapter 1 The sun had risen well above the horizon by the time the meltwater stream they followed was joined by another, pooling deep enough to splash above their ankles. The white lion of Aldrimar stretched itself across the Henric’s back, his black cloak wrapped tight around him against the morning chill. “How much further?

Introduction Genre: Urban Fantasy Word Count: 2400 Words It’s a cold night on the hard, unforgiving streets of Terinu, and nobody seems to realize it’s a holy day. Harbor Justice was first written in December 2014. Harbor Justice Dit could see the wisps of his breath in the white glow of the Harbor Bridge’s glyphlamps. Mother had probably let the boys build too big a fire while she set out preparations at home.