Tag: Writers

I’m continuing my series where I highlight AI, design, and future-focused articles that are worth reading. Here is a list of cutting-edge articles I would highly recommend I’ve come across in the last week. Photo by Siora Photography on Unsplash Seeing Our Reflec...

we’ll use Generative AI, specifically a CycleGAN model. It can do cool things like this: Image Source To be able to reproduce Martin’s image, we’ll need to train the network. Essentially, we input a bunch of images into the network, and we have two agents. One agent is th...

Gogol was fond of eggnog which he used to mix with rum. He was also mad about Little-Russian food (Gogol was from Little-Russia) and pasta which he cooked like a most skillful Neapolitan. His contemporaries remember that their shared Italian meals used to look like a sacramental act and Gogol resemb...

Almost 100 years ago, a young woman named Arndis Thornbjarnardottir left her home in Reykjavik, Iceland and journeyed to Oxford, England where she had secured a job as an au pair. It was her first time away from her native country. Though her English was quite good, Arndis felt scared that she would...

In my first three years after college, I quit two day jobs — one after 10 months, and one after eight. Those moves may have been the best I ever made as a writer and editor. On my third stab at full-time employment, I ended up as a staff writer at Glamour. I stayed for eight years, edi...

In July and August 2005, I spent two weeks in Ireland. Most of it was with a tour group via a public radio station, before I stayed at a Dublin hostel for three days. I just discovered online that the Dublin Writers Museum permanently closed during the pandemic. A placard on the Oscar Wilde H...

Continuing with this topic, we will delve deeper, exploring and elucidating aspects that were not covered in the previous series. Get ready for an enlightening journey as we bring you a comprehensive exploration of the subject. Stay tuned for more exciting insights. Photo by Ricardo D&ia...

Don’t ever fall in love with a writer, for they possess a world within themselves that is both breathtaking and treacherous. They are masters of words, weaving tales and emotions with their ink-stained fingertips. Their minds are like galaxies, with stars of imagination twinkling in the v...