Cats, good books, AI, and religious walking in the city of Sofia
I visited the official celebrations for 24th of May, the day of the Bulgarian Alphabet. Took photos but it was all cringe, with children walking under the rain and chanting as if it’s 1986 again.
The photo above is my best for the day and doesn’t feature any kids, priests, or nostalgia.
Bonus photo.
Iron Maiden is the last big old rock band that I wanted to see and haven’t yet. I hope we get lucky with the weather. It’s rainy and wet these days.
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I’ve developed an allergy to using the right buzzwords in the wrong order, or overusing them with the intent to convey a false sense of expertise. I wrote an article about this and pinned it to the right menu on my blog a few years ago but I’ve been observing this phenomena since the beginning of my engineering career.
I believe experts should explain difficult problems without resorting to lingo, adjusting their language according to their audience. If they don’t, we can’t really distinguish an expert from a bullshitter.
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